Fix bug where obj.AzureName was not used to create Azure URLs #4516
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obj.Name was mistakenly used when it should have been obj.AzureName (or id.Name, which is derived from the ARM ID which comes from obj.AzureName). Fixes Azure#4515.
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What this PR does
obj.Name was mistakenly used when it should have been obj.AzureName (or id.Name, which is derived from the ARM ID which comes from obj.AzureName).
Fixes #4515.