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Use PowerShell to consume your Azure CLI DevOps result set
Before we get going it is probably first worth me pointing out (in case you are wondering) that the whole premise of this post stems from a lack of native Azure DevOps PowerShell Module. Yes there are a few solutions … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, DevOps, SQLServerPedia Syndication
Tagged Azure CLI, builds, JMESPath, PowerShell, Query, releases
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