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Description

This set of changes does the following:
1. Update PowerShell to support Compute Policy CRUD cmdlets
2. Update for Job Relationship (pipeline and recurrence)
3. Update for Resource App ID for ADLA and ADLS FE services
4. Updates for Key rotation for user managed key vault keys


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Update to official ADLA sdk package.

Update help based on feedback.

Updates to support data lake resource ID auth.

Update for Submit-Job to include relationship

Flesh out all of the commands.

Next step is adding in the tests.

Add tests for new cmdlets

Update help

update an incorrect copy/paste for help
begoldsm added 3 commits June 15, 2017 10:47
The AzureRMProfileTest hardcodes an expected json object, which is
incredibly dangerous and fragile. In this case, I just updated the json
string to resemble exactly what is output, including the new properties
that I added.
This is why direct comparison of string tests are bad for json objects.
In visual studio Environment comes first, but when run outside of
visualstudio Account comes first.
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@cormacpayne on demand failed, but I have no idea why, none of the build artifacts in the run indicate there was a failure that I can see. Can you take a look?

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LGTM

{
[Cmdlet(VerbsCommon.Remove, "AzureRmDataLakeAnalyticsComputePolicy", SupportsShouldProcess = true), OutputType(typeof(bool))]
[Alias("Remove-AdlAnalyticsComputePolicy")]
public class RemoveAzureDataLakeAnalyticsComputePolicy : DataLakeAnalyticsCmdletBase
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We talked about adding InputObject parameter (and parameter set) to this cmdlet (and all cmdlets that follow that this would apply to) in our cmdlet review and decided against it for now until we had a more pipeline focused review with @begoldsm and his PM

@cormacpayne cormacpayne merged commit a714fae into Azure:preview Jun 20, 2017
@begoldsm begoldsm deleted the job_recurrence branch June 21, 2017 17:47
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