AzureCli
2.4.0
Cmdlet and alias to make the use of Azure CLI more PowerShell friendly. Process output of Azure CLI from JSON to custom objects.
Minimum PowerShell version
6.1.0
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Copyright
Copyright © 2022, Daniël te Winkel. All rights reserved.
Package Details
Author(s)
- Daniël te Winkel
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az cli Azure AzureCli Windows Linux Mac
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Dependencies
This module has no dependencies.
Release Notes
2.4.0
- Add -ConcatenatedArguments to add arguments in the form `--name=value`. This is mainly required if value starts
with a - and would otherwise be interpreted as an argument and not a value. For instance '--password "-123"' fails,
where '--password=-123' succeeds. The values in the hash table of -ConcatenatedArguments parameter will be masked in
verbose output if they are of type SecureString.
- Run build and test on Windows, Ubuntu and MacOS.
- Be honest on support for supported PowerShell versions: Powershell core >= 6.1.0.
- Correctly mention support for -NoEnumerate: PowerShell core >= 7.0.0.
- Improve portability of build and tests.
- Rename branch master to main.
- Reduce release notes to versions 2.x.x.
- Make everything work with strict mode 3.0.
2.3.2
- Fixed issues with argument completion on -Subscription and -ResourceGroup.
2.3.1
- Fixed issue with loading the module on case-sensitive file-systems.
2.3.0
- Added MIT license.
- Process 'bicep upgrade' as raw command.
- Rewrote / restructured tests. Use Module name in mocks where applicable.
- Wrote better tests to test argument completers.
- Escape subscription name in calling az in resource argument completer.
2.2.0
- Improved security by supporting SecureString as input for Azure CLI parameter. The SecureString value will be passed
on as plain text to Azure CLI, but will be printed as ******** on the Invoke-AzCli verbose output.
- Added -EscapeHandling parameter to set automatic escaping of strings on the command-line to Azure CLI. Set to Always
to escape \ and " with the \ escape character. Do not set it, or set it to None, to not escape. This is the default
behavior.
- Allow to set global CliVerbosity preference through the $AzCliVerbosityPreference variable.
- Deprecated -SuppressCliWarnings in favor of -CliVerbosity NoWarnings. Use of -SuppressCliWarnings will give a
deprecation warning.
- Argument completers for -Subscription and -ResourceGroup provide a better description for each completion result.
- Documentation updates and fixes.
2.1.0
- Added argument -CliVerbosity to set verbosity of Azure CLI. This provides a single parameter to either set
--only-show-errors, --verbose, or --debug.
2.0.0
- Added argument completion for -Subscription parameter.
- Added -ResourceGroup parameter, because the --resource-group parameter is needed so often. Supports argument completion.
- Added -NoEnumerate and -AsHashtable to have more control over the JSON to output conversion.
- Added parameter sets, to make clear which parameters can be used together. This may break existing scripts that use
parameters together that are not allowed together anymore.
- Improved test coverage.
FileList
- AzureCli.nuspec
- license.txt
- ArgumentsProcessing\ProcessArguments.ps1
- ArgumentsProcessing\HandleResourceGroup.ps1
- AzureCli.psm1
- ArgumentsProcessing\HandleSubscription.ps1
- AzureCli.psd1
- ArgumentsProcessing\HandleQuery.ps1
- Invoke-AzCli.ps1
- ArgumentsProcessing\HandleJson.ps1
- Validation\AssertAzPresent.ps1
- ArgumentsProcessing\HandleRawOutputs.ps1
- ArgumentCompleters\ArgumentCompleterSubscription.ps1
- ArgumentsProcessing\HandleVerbosity.ps1
- ArgumentCompleters\ArgumentCompleterResourceGroup.ps1