public override void ExecuteCmdlet()
{
base.ExecuteCmdlet();
RestoreRequest request = new RestoreRequest()
{
Location = "",
StorageAccountUrl = this.StorageAccountUrl,
BlobName = this.BlobName,
SiteName = CmdletHelpers.GenerateSiteWithSlotName(Name, Slot),
Overwrite = this.Overwrite.IsPresent,
IgnoreConflictingHostNames = this.IgnoreConflictingHostNames.IsPresent,
Databases = this.Databases,
OperationType = BackupRestoreOperationType.Default
};
// The id here does not actually matter. It is an artifact of the CSM API requirements. It should be possible
// to restore from a backup that is no longer stored in our Backups table.
WebsitesClient.RestoreSite(ResourceGroupName, Name, Slot, "1", request);
}
public override void ExecuteCmdlet()
{
base.ExecuteCmdlet();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(AppServicePlan))
{
Site app = WebsitesClient.GetWebApp(ResourceGroupName, Name, Slot);
this.AppServicePlan = app.ServerFarmId.Split('/').Last();
}
RestoreRequest request = new RestoreRequest()
{
StorageAccountUrl = this.StorageAccountUrl,
BlobName = this.BlobName,
SiteName = CmdletHelpers.GenerateSiteWithSlotName(Name, Slot),
Overwrite = this.Overwrite.IsPresent,
AppServicePlan = this.AppServicePlan,
IgnoreConflictingHostNames = this.IgnoreConflictingHostNames.IsPresent,
Databases = this.Databases,
OperationType = BackupRestoreOperationType.Default
};
// The id here does not actually matter. It is an artifact of the CSM API requirements. It should be possible
// to restore from a backup that is no longer stored in our Backups table.
WebsitesClient.RestoreSite(ResourceGroupName, Name, Slot, "1", request);
}