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0 We have a python application (Flask) that we develop with Visual Studio. We push this to Azure DevOps as a git. When I push it to our Azure App Service it only works when I only push the actual python files and not the .vs folder or the .pyproj , .pyproj.user files. This means I have a folder locally that I copy the files to and then push to app services. That is not the nicest solution as you can imagine. My questions: Why does app service not work with the "other" files? How would this work nicely that every time I push directly to the app service as well as our Azure DevOps? azure azure-devops azure-app-service-plans share | improve this question ...