Ensure enable_http2 works when targeting existing Application Gateways #1439
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SUMMARY
We've found that, when deploying an application gateway using bicep templates, if the enable_http2 parameter is not specified it will make any kind of request to retrieve the status of that particular AppGW to not return the enable_http2 parameter status. We've verified that using the azcli and the API directly.
This makes any attempt to manage an existing AppGW deployed through the aforementioned means to fail since the
old_responsedoesn't have theenable_http2key.ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
azure_rm_appgateway