Windows 10: Deploy Individual Static Content Files to Azure App Services via FTP Task in Azure Pipelines

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    Deploy Individual Static Content Files to Azure App Services via FTP Task in Azure Pipelines


    I've just upgraded a Classic ASP website to an ASP.NET Core MVC Razor Page framework. I do not have a CMS system and all of my static content files .xml, PDFs, and images are contained in my website project. To deploy my static content files, I'm using FTP tasks within Azure pipelines that are based on directory. When my release pipelines run, they delete all of the content within the designated content directory on my app service and then re-copy all of the content that was in the directory associated with the deployment. With Classic ASP, I was able to use Web Deploy to publish individual files to my on prem servers, however, Web Deploy is no longer an option due to security issues with publishing from on prem to the cloud. I'd like to deploy individual content files, instead of an entire content directory within my release pipelines. The ability to deploy deltas would be an added bonus. Is there a script or other functionality available that would allow me to deploy individual static content files to my app services? Please note I'm not able to edit the files directly within the Kudu console, due to audit standards.

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    Announcing the availability of Azure App Service


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    Announcing the availability of Azure App Service

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