📝 Description
Problem
The documentation for the azure_blob_storage target in the fabric_shortcut resource appears to contain incorrect and misleading information.
Specifically, it currently states:
- "An object containing the properties of the target Google Cloud Storage data source."
- The
location field description references GCS URLs:
"https://[bucket-name].storage.googleapis.com"
This is inconsistent with Azure Blob Storage and appears to be a copy-paste error from the Google Cloud Storage section.
Why this matters
This can confuse users attempting to configure Azure Blob Storage shortcuts, as the documented URL format and service description do not match Azure conventions.
Expected behavior
The documentation should reflect Azure Blob Storage correctly, including:
- Service: Azure Blob Storage (not Google Cloud Storage)
- Expected URL format:
https://.blob.core.windows.net
- Subpath format:
/
Suggested fix
Update the azure_blob_storage section to something like:
- "An object containing the properties of the target Azure Blob Storage data source."
And correct the location field description to use Azure Blob Storage endpoints instead of GCS.
Affected resource
- fabric_shortcut
- target.azure_blob_storage block
Additional context
The rest of the schema (e.g., connection_id, subpath) appears consistent, only the descriptions are incorrect.
📎 Additional context
No response
✅ Definition of Done
🔰 Code of Conduct
📝 Description
Problem
The documentation for the
azure_blob_storagetarget in thefabric_shortcutresource appears to contain incorrect and misleading information.Specifically, it currently states:
locationfield description references GCS URLs:"https://[bucket-name].storage.googleapis.com"
This is inconsistent with Azure Blob Storage and appears to be a copy-paste error from the Google Cloud Storage section.
Why this matters
This can confuse users attempting to configure Azure Blob Storage shortcuts, as the documented URL format and service description do not match Azure conventions.
Expected behavior
The documentation should reflect Azure Blob Storage correctly, including:
https://.blob.core.windows.net
/
Suggested fix
Update the
azure_blob_storagesection to something like:And correct the
locationfield description to use Azure Blob Storage endpoints instead of GCS.Affected resource
Additional context
The rest of the schema (e.g.,
connection_id,subpath) appears consistent, only the descriptions are incorrect.📎 Additional context
No response
✅ Definition of Done
🔰 Code of Conduct