Steps to reproduce:
Created an Azure Spring Cloud service.
Configured the Config Server pointing to a public git repo.
Created/deployed a web application called "complex" to the created Azure Spring Cloud instance
az spring-cloud app create -n complexThe application picks the configurations correctly from the Config Server ! So when I hit web endpoint, it returns message coming from the configuration stored in git.
Removed the Config Server by clicking on "Reset".
Checked that indeed the Config Server is removed by running
az spring-cloud config-server show -n my-ascwhich returns "Config server not set."Redeploy the "complex" application:
az spring-cloud app deploy -n complex --jar-path target/complex-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jarTested the end point in the "complex" application
Expected: I expect not to get the message from the Config Server stored in GIT, because the config server is not set anymore.
Actual: I keep getting the message that is stored in GIT even though my config server is not set anymore.