[GitHub CCF connector] Fixed "Missing Dependencies" error - #14969
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Hi Bhagya Lakshmi Kukula (@Bhagya767) Kindly update the release notes to reflect the changes included in this PR. and attach the invocation logs for validation purposes. Thanks! |
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Please do not merge PR, review and validations are in progress. |
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Fixes the "Missing Dependencies" error when creating a new GitHub Enterprise Audit Log (CCF) connection in Microsoft Sentinel.
The Get-ArmResource function in the packaging tool unconditionally emitted a kind property on every ARM resource. When the source DCR file has no kind (correct for most Microsoft.Insights/dataCollectionRules), this produced "kind": "" in the generated mainTemplate. An empty string is invalid — the ARM API only accepts Linux, Windows, Direct, or the property being omitted. This caused DCR deployment to fail, surfacing as "Missing Dependencies" when users tried to connect.