Common Legacy Non Sdk Custom Code Generation

Azure/azure-cli/.github/skills/common-legacy-non-sdk-custom-code-generation

Azure· v1.0.0

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Use after routing to legacy non-SDK custom, or when adding/updating Azure CLI legacy custom command functions whose main behavior is local tools, subprocesses, data-plane APIs, raw HTTP, diagnostics, install flows, file/environment orchestration, or generated AAZ commands used only as helpers.

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Versionv1.0.0

AuthorAzure

Categorycoding

Skill IDAzure/azure-cli/.github/skills/common-legacy-non-sdk-custom-code-generation

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