-> The `New-Az*DeploymentStack` cmdlets are incorrectly outputting a warning message regarding the current existence of a stack with the same name as the stack attempting to be created. When the stack exists, the warning message is not shown, which could lead to unintended upsert behavior. Conversely, if the stack doesn't exist, the cmdlets display a warning message, suggesting that the stack exists and requiring user interaction to proceed with the upsert. This behavior will be reversed soon with an upcoming change. In the interim, you can use the `-Force` flag when executing the cmdlets to bypass the warning prompt in case the stack doesn't exist. This way, you can proceed with the upsert process without user intervention.
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