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While using azure appservice deployment slots the urls for the sites (which ever has the slot) change and on swap it should not get swapped. In Sitecore commerce - we have Y.Commerce.Engine we have url to shops and ops hardcoded

<commerceEngineConfiguration type="Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect.CommerceEngineConfiguration, Sitecore.Commerce.Engine.Connect"> <shopsServiceUrl>https://commerceauthoring.sc.com/api/</shopsServiceUrl>
</commerceEngineConfiguration>

The url should remain same upon swap. We have defined rule on the azure configuration as in below . based on this config I should be able to change the url dynalically with patch config. How can we achieve this? How the Patch config will look like? screenshot

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  • need more info.. You want the commerce engine url to be same on deployment slot and main slot? It should be automatic if you have role based configs.
    – sc.kautilya
    Commented Jun 3, 2020 at 15:44
  • Hi Kautilya, I need 2 different urls for shop and also we have commerce engine specific to slot. ex: for staging: the <shopsServiceUrl> should be commerceauthoring.sc.com-staging/api and for Production it should be commerceauthoring.sc.com/api without staging keyword.
    – Jyoti
    Commented Jun 3, 2020 at 16:54
  • so u need slot specific configs. You can do that by adding a new config setting called "Slot", add it in the web.config just like role and then reference it in the sitecore config files just like role. I hope your web.config is not overwritten by deployments.
    – sc.kautilya
    Commented Jun 3, 2020 at 18:49
  • web.config is not part of deployment. But when you do swap of slots in azure everything (including configs) will be swaped- for more info on what exactly happen on swap please go through the link: learnwithshahriar.wordpress.com/2015/08/05/…
    – Jyoti
    Commented Jun 4, 2020 at 16:48
  • @sc.kautilya- I understand what you said about slot specific configuration. But does that apply to Json files as well? My requirement is for .json file.
    – Jyoti
    Commented Feb 11, 2021 at 10:58

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