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[vwake7]

@general-kroll-4-life, I got the error 'insert over HTTP error: 400 Bad Request' for the below code. I gave the incorrect public ip address name in this case. Is there anyway I can get more granular error info. The Azure Rest APIs provide more granular info, so just wondering if we are capturing it.

stackql  >>
stackql  >><<<jsonnet 
stackql  >>{  
stackql  >>data__properties: {
stackql  >>    "ipConfigurations": [
stackql  >>      {
stackql  >>        "name": "ipconfig1",
stackql  >>        "properties": {
stackql  >>          "publicIPAddress": {
stackql  >>            "id": "/subscriptions/0cf/resourceGroups/vmss-flex/providers/Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses/vmss-f1-ip"
stackql  >>          },
stackql  >>          "subnet": {
stackql  >>            "id": "/subscriptions/0cf/resourceGroups/vmss-flex/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/vmss-flex-vnet/subnets/default"
stackql  >>          }
stackql  >>        }
stackql  >>      }
stackql  >>    ]
stackql  >>  }
stackql  >>} 
stackql  >>>>>         
stackql  >>Insert into azure.network.interfaces (
stackql  >>    resourceGroupName, 
stackql  >>    subscriptionId, 
stackql  >>    networkInterfaceName,
stackql  >>    data__location,
stackql  >>    data__properties )
stackql  >>select
stackql  >>    'vmss-flex',
stackql  >>    '0cf',
stackql  >>    'vmss-nic1',
stackql  >>    'eastus',
stackql  >>    '{    "ipConfigurations": {{ .data__properties.ipConfigurations }} }';

insert over HTTP error: 400 Bad Request 

[jeffreyaven]

We are about to release a new version (hopefully today or tomorrow) which returns the actual error via `stderr` you can get this using `--http.log.enabled` now however

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On Sun, Apr 14, 2024, 23:48 Vivek Anandaraman ***@***.***> wrote: @general-kroll-4-life <https://github.com/general-kroll-4-life>, I got the error 'insert over HTTP error: 400 Bad Request' for the below code. I gave the incorrect public ip address name in this case. Is there anyway I can get more granular error info. The Azure Rest APIs provide more granular info, so just wondering if we are capturing it. stackql >> stackql >><<<jsonnet stackql >>{ stackql >>data__properties: { stackql >> "ipConfigurations": [ stackql >> { stackql >> "name": "ipconfig1", stackql >> "properties": { stackql >> "publicIPAddress": { stackql >> "id": "/subscriptions/0cf/resourceGroups/vmss-flex/providers/Microsoft.Network/publicIPAddresses/vmss-f1-ip" stackql >> }, stackql >> "subnet": { stackql >> "id": "/subscriptions/0cf/resourceGroups/vmss-flex/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/vmss-flex-vnet/subnets/default" stackql >> } stackql >> } stackql >> } stackql >> ] stackql >> } stackql >>} stackql >>>>> stackql >>Insert into azure.network.interfaces ( stackql >> resourceGroupName, stackql >> subscriptionId, stackql >> networkInterfaceName, stackql >> data__location, stackql >> data__properties ) stackql >>select stackql >> 'vmss-flex', stackql >> '0cf', stackql >> 'vmss-nic1', stackql >> 'eastus', stackql >> '{ "ipConfigurations": {{ .data__properties.ipConfigurations }} }'; insert over HTTP error: 400 Bad Request — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#391>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ABHIPA6GKBSNEOH4LEYI4ODY5KCJTAVCNFSM6AAAAABGGFLL6SVHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43ERDJONRXK43TNFXW4OZWGUYDGMBYGU> . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>