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Existing definition of Blob parameter incorrectly states that it cannot take wildcard characters, but that any blobs matching the provided string will be returned. Actual behaviour I saw was the opposite - if wildcard charactes are provided they are used for string matching purposes, and if no wildcard characters exist in the given string, only blobs with a name matching the given string exactly are returned.
I have a couple screenshots showing this behaviour if they are desired.
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### -Blob
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Specifies a name or name pattern, which can be used for a wildcard search.
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If no blob name is specified, the cmdlet lists all the blobs in the specified container.
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If a value is specified for this parameter, the cmdlet lists all blobs with names that match this parameter.
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If a value is specified for this parameter, the cmdlet lists all blobs with names that match this parameter. This parameter supports wildcards anywhere in the string.
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