Remove Location Restriction from All Cmdlets for AzureChinaCloud #2536
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Remove Location restriction from all Cmdlets for AzureChinaCloud.
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Hi @solankisamir, I'm your friendly neighborhood Azure Pull Request Bot (You can call me AZPRBOT). Thanks for your contribution! TTYL, AZPRBOT; |
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@solankisamir Please pull the latest - test failures look like a potential merge issue |
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started another on-demand run after merging to latest. |
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finally! This is the hard luck PR that hit every flaky test |
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All Cmdlets have Location check for Public Cloud Region, which is not needed for powershell to be compatible in both Public and AzureChinaCloud. The RP is doing that validation.