[ARM] az deployment validate: Fix the exit code when the verification fails (#12031) #12286
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This logic has been refactored and is now fixed in the new code. |
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Issue: #12031
Because the SDK did not throw an exception when the status code of the service returned result is 400, the exit code is 0 when the verification fails.
I wrapped the error result returned by the verification as CLIError, so the exit code returned when the verification fails is 1.
The same error reason as #11842 occurs on several other commands.
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