Microsoft Azure CLI ‘bot service’ Command Module
This package is for the ‘bot service’ module. i.e. ‘az botservice’
Release History
Add “discontinued support”/”maintenance mode”-warning messages for commands that support the v3 SDK
0.2.1
Allow all casing for –lang parameters for commands
Update description for command module
0.2.0
- [Breaking Change]: az bot create -v v4 -k webapp now creates an empty Web App Bot by default (i.e. no bot is deployed to the App Service).
To use the Echo Bot template that was always deployed in the past, use the new –echo flag when creating a v4 Web App Bot.
v3 bot creation does not support using the –echo flag.
[Breaking Change]: The default value for –version is now v4, not v3 (except for az bot prepare-publish).
[Breaking Change]: –lang no longer defaults to Csharp. If the command requires –lang and it is not provided, the command will error out.
- [Breaking Change]: The –appid and –password args for az bot create are now required and can be created via az ad app create.
Add –appid and –password validations
[Breaking Change]: az bot create -v v4 does not create or use a Storage Account or Application Insights.
[Breaking Change]: Instead of mapping Application Insights regions for az bot create -v v3, the command only accepts regions where Application Insights is creatable.
[Breaking Change]: az bot update is no longer a generic update command, but instead can affect specific properties of a bot.
[Breaking Change]: All –lang flags now accept Javascript instead of Node. Node as a –lang value is no longer supported.
[Breaking Change]: az bot create -v v4 -k webapp no longer sets SCM_DO_BUILD_DURING_DEPLOYMENT to true. All deployments through Kudu will act according to their default behavior.
az bot download for bots without .bot files now create the language-specific configuration file with values from the Application Settings for the bot.
Add Typescript support to az bot prepare-deploy
- Add warning message to az bot prepare-deploy for Javascript and Typescript bots.
This message only appears if the –code-dir doesn’t contain a package.json.
az bot prepare-deploy returns true if successful and has helpful verbose logging.
Add more available Application Insights regions to az bot create -v v3
0.1.10
Minor fixes
0.1.9
Add az bot prepare-deploy to prepare for deploying bots via az webapp
Have az bot create –kind registration show password if the password is not provided
Have –endpoint in az bot create –kind registration default empty string instead of being required
0.1.8
Add “SCM_DO_BUILD_DURING_DEPLOYMENT” to ARM template’s Application Settings for v4 Web App Bots
Add “Microsoft-BotFramework-AppId” and “Microsoft-BotFramework-AppPassword” to ARM template’s Application Settings for v4 Web App Bots
Remove single quotes from az bot publish command output at end of az bot create
Use async zipdeploy API for deploying bots via az bot publish
0.1.7
Suppress latest botservice (0.4.3) extension, this functionality has been rolled into the core CLI
0.1.6
Improve UX around az bot publish
Add warning for timeouts when running npm install during az bot publish
Remove invalid char “.” from –name in az bot create
Stop randomizing resource names when creating Azure Storage, App Service Plan, Function/Web App and Application Insights
Code cleanup in BotTemplateDeployer
Deprecate –proj-name argument for –proj-file-path
Update old –proj-file messages to instead use –proj-file-path
az bot publish now removes fetched IIS Node.js deployment files if they did not already exist * The command does not remove any local IIS Node.js files if detected when command is initiated.
Add –keep-node-modules to az bot publish to not delete node_modules folder on App Service
Add “publishCommand” key-value pair to output from az bot create when creating an Azure Function or Web App bot. * The value of “publishCommand” is an az bot publish command prepopulated with the required parameters to publish the newly created bot.
Update “WEBSITE_NODE_DEFAULT_VERSION” in ARM template for v4 SDK bots to use 10.14.1 instead of 8.9.4
0.1.5
Minor fixes
0.1.4
Add deployment status updates to az bot create
0.1.3
Add support for .bot file parsing when calling az bot show
Fix AppInsights provisioning bug
Fix whitespace bug when dealing with file paths
Reduce Kudu network calls
Additional UX improvements
0.1.2
Major refactoring
Improvements to test coverage
0.1.1
Minor fixes
0.1.0
Initial Bot Service CLI Release
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