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Use & in '@(...)' Expressions
How to enter & entity in '@(...)' expressions?
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If you want to enter the & sequence in a '@(...)' expressions,
you must enter it as &.
This is because all XML entities will be decoded immediately, when Azure process the policy XML document.
For example, the following "set-variable" policy statement uses a "@(...)" expression that contains the & entity:
<set-variable name="entity" value="@("& = &amp;")" />
The above statement will set "& = &" into the "entity" variable.
The same logic is true for all other XML entities:
< and < give the same result in @(...) > and > give the same result in @(...) & and & give the same result in @(...)
⇒ '@{...}' Expression Blocks in Azure API Policy
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