Microsoft Azure CLI ‘backup’ Command Module
This package is for the ‘backup’ module. i.e. ‘az backup’
Release History
1.2.4
Minor fixes.
1.2.3
Minor fixes.
1.2.2
Minor fixes.
1.2.1
backup vault backup-properties show: exception handling to exit with code 3 upon a missing resource for consistency.
1.2.0
BREAKING CHANGE: ‘show’ commands log error message and fail with exit code of 3 upon a missing resource.
1.1.2
Minor fixes.
1.1.1
sdist is now compatible with wheel 0.31.0
1.1.0
Added new command ‘az backup protection isenabled-for-vm’. This command can be used to check if a VM is backed up by any vault in the subscription.
Enabled –ids for vault_name and resource_group parameters for the following commands: az backup container show az backup item set-policy az backup item show az backup job show az backup job stop az backup job wait az backup policy delete az backup policy get-default-for-vm az backup policy list-associated-items az backup policy set az backup policy show az backup protection backup-now az backup protection disable az backup protection enable-for-vm az backup recoverypoint show az backup restore files mount-rp az backup restore files unmount-rp az backup restore restore-disks az backup vault delete az backup vault show
‘name’ parameters now accept the name format as output from the show commands.
1.0.7
Support Autorest 3.0 based SDKs
1.0.6
New feature: ‘az backup item list’ command now has ‘–container-name’ parameter as optional instead of mandatory and output contains item health details.
New feature: Added original storage account option in ‘az backup restore restore-disks’ command.
Bugs fixed: VM and vault location check must be case insensitive in ‘az backup protection enable-for-vm’ command.
1.0.5
When a non-existent name is supplied for a container, commands will not fail with a stack trace. Partially fixes #4502.
az backup item list update: ‘Health Status’ of an item is now visible in the default table view.
1.0.4
Minor fixes.
1.0.3
Minor fixes.
1.0.2
no changes
1.0.1 (2017-09-22)
Preview release.
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