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Learn how to configure ORYX to build your Blazor Azure Static Web App in `PROD` mode instead of `Release`. This step-by-step guide will help you set up the build configuration to meet your deployment needs.
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Setting Up ORYX Build Configuration for Blazor Azure Static Web App

Are you struggling to configure your Blazor WebAssembly app to build in PROD configuration instead of the default Release for Azure Static Web Apps? If you're using GitHub Actions for CI/CD, this guide provides an in-depth guide to achieve that smoothly with ORYX. We'll get you started with a clear setup to ensure your application performs to the best of its abilities in production.

Understanding the Problem

When working with Blazor WebAssembly apps in Azure Static Web Apps, the build configuration typically defaults to Release. However, you might want your application to build in PROD mode for several reasons, such as optimizing performance or using specific environment variables. This request can easily be addressed by modifying the GitHub Actions workflow file you currently have in place.

Step-by-Step Solution

To enable building your Blazor app using the PROD configuration, you need to add an environment variable to your GitHub Actions workflow file that specifies your desired build settings. Below is a clear breakdown of the changes you need to make:

1. Open Your GitHub Actions Workflow File

Access your existing GitHub Actions configuration file, typically located at .github/workflows/<your_workflow_file>.yml. This is where you'll make the necessary modifications.

2. Add the Environment Variable

You will need to add an environment variable MSBUILD_CONFIGURATION set to PROD. Here's how you can do it:

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Insert this under the steps section of your build job in the workflow file. Here’s how your updated configuration might look:

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3. Save and Test Your Changes

After implementing the changes, save your workflow file. Now, perform a commit and push to your main branch (or any other branch configured in your workflow). This action should trigger the GitHub Actions workflow to build your Blazor application using the PROD configuration.

4. Verify the Build

Once the build and deploy process completes, check the Azure Static Web App to ensure everything is functioning correctly. It's also worth validating the deployments in a testing environment before going live to confirm that the PROD settings are applied correctly.

Conclusion

Setting up the ORYX build configuration correctly in GitHub Actions can make all the difference in ensuring your Blazor web app is optimized for production. By merely adding one environment variable to your existing workflow, you enable the application to build with settings intended for PROD, enhancing performance and responsiveness. We hope this guide assists you in deploying your Blazor Azure Static Web App successfully!

If you have further questions or need additional assistance, feel free to reach out in the comments.