Policy Initiative Assignment created from PowerShell cannot be edited in the Portal about azure-policy HOT 4 CLOSED

Hey laughtonsm,

This is not necessarily a solution, but could be a short term fix if you're experiencing GUI Issues.
Sometimes when working with preview features, I've run into random rain clouds and apparent bugs.
You should have something in your URL like:
https://portal.azure.com/#resource/subscriptions/...

As a test you can change the URL to the following:
https://portal.azure.com/?feature.customportal=false/#resource/subscription/...

This has gotten me around a handful of issues in the past and is worth a try. Doesn't speak much to the root issue though.

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Hi bennbatt8112

Thanks for the reply. I don't think this is a GUI issue. My URLs in the portal follow neither format. One thing I have discovered is that it appears to affect policies assigned which have parameters. i.e. I am passing in the settings for the parameters from a JSON file. E.g.

#Set Variables for deployment 
$subscriptionId = "<subscriptionId>"
$policySetDefinitionName = [guid]::NewGuid().Guid.ToUpper().Replace("-", "")
$policySetDefinitionDisplayName = "polsetdef-prd-defaulttagging"
$policySetDefinitionDescription = "Default Tagging Policy Initiative"
$policySetAssignmentName = [guid]::NewGuid().Guid.ToUpper().Replace("-", "")
$policySetAssignmentDisplayName = "polsetass-prd-defaulttagging"

#Create tagging policy set definition
$policySetDefinition = New-AzureRmPolicySetDefinition -Name "$policySetDefinitionName" `
    -DisplayName "$policySetDefinitiondisplayName" `
    -Description "$policySetDefinitionDescription" `
    -PolicyDefinition .\azurepolicyset.definition.json `
    -Parameter .\azurepolicyset.parameters.json

#Assign tagging policy set definition
New-AzureRmPolicyAssignment -PolicySetDefinition $policySetDefinition `
    -Name $policySetAssignmentName `
    -DisplayName "$policySetAssignmentDisplayName" `
    -Sku @{"Name"="A1";"Tier"="Standard"} `
    -Scope "/subscriptions/$subscriptionId" `
    -PolicyParameter .\azurepolicyset.parameters.values.json    

This does create the assignment, and the policy is setting the desired tags. However, I cannot view the configuration of the policy set assignment in the portal.

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Which UI is broken? Do you go the new policy center?

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The legacy policy experience in the Resource Group and Subscription blades has been replaced with the new Policy Portal experience. You should now be able to interact with your initiatives (and all other policy resources) correctly regardless of where you enter the policy experience in the UX.

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