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Microsoft Azure CLI ‘extension’ Command Module

This package is for the ‘extension’ module. i.e. ‘az extension’

Release History

0.2.5

  • Minor fixes.

0.2.4

  • Minor fixes.

0.2.3

  • Minor fixes.

0.2.2

  • Attempting to add an extension that is already installed will not raise an exception.

0.2.1

  • Fix index url failing requests.

0.2.0

  • BREAKING CHANGE: ‘show’ commands log error message and fail with exit code of 3 upon a missing resource.

0.1.0

  • extension list-available will only show extensions compatible with CLI version.

0.0.15

  • Minor fixes

0.0.14

  • Be more resilient to system error when removing an extension.

0.0.13

  • Pin version of wheel so extensions can get metadata shown again.

0.0.12

  • Linux distro check message should be output to debug instead of warning.

  • sdist is now compatible with wheel 0.31.0

0.0.11

  • Preview extensions: Show message on az extension add if extension is in preview

  • BC: az extension list-available - The full extension data is now available with –show-details

  • az extension list-available - A simplified view of the extensions available is now shown by default

0.0.10

  • Added check to warn user if used distro is different then the one stored in package source file, as this may lead into errors.

0.0.9

  • Added support for –pip-proxy parameter to az extension add/update commands.

  • Added support for –pip-extra-index-urls argument to az extension add and update commands.

0.0.8

Minor fixes

0.0.7

  • Update for CLI core changes.

0.0.6

  • az extension add –name NAME - Allows users to add an extension by name

  • az extension list-available - Allows users to list the available extensions in the index

  • az extension update –name NAME - Allows users to update an extension

0.0.5

  • minor fixes

0.0.4 (2017-10-09)

  • minor fixes

0.0.3 (2017-09-22)

  • minor fixes

0.0.2 (2017-09-11)

  • Initial Release.

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