Customer has pointed out that dt create with --subscription does not work. Upon inspection, it was determined that the group show command used to get location of the resource group was not passing in the user defined subscription.
This adds an optional user_subscription to the EmbeddedCLI class. If it is defined, then it will be used during invoke commands. However, a subscription passed into the invoke takes priority over the user_subscription (specifically for the endpoint commands).
This pr ensures all EmbeddedCLI's in non-test code use the user_subscription if defined.
Added a unit test to ensure embeddedcli functions as expected.
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Customer has pointed out that
dt create
with--subscription
does not work. Upon inspection, it was determined that thegroup show
command used to get location of the resource group was not passing in the user defined subscription.This adds an optional user_subscription to the EmbeddedCLI class. If it is defined, then it will be used during invoke commands. However, a subscription passed into the invoke takes priority over the user_subscription (specifically for the endpoint commands).
This pr ensures all EmbeddedCLI's in non-test code use the user_subscription if defined.
Added a unit test to ensure embeddedcli functions as expected.
pipeline run for dt + adu: https://dev.azure.com/azureiotdevxp/aziotcli/_build/results?buildId=6566&view=results
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This checklist is used to make sure that common guidelines for a pull request are followed.
General Guidelines
Intent for Production
dev
ormain
are of production grade. Corollary to this, any merged contributions to these branches may be deployed in a public release at any given time. By checking this box, you agree and commit to the expected production quality of code.Basic expectations
pytest <project root> -vv
. Please provide evidence in the form of a screenshot showing a succesful run of tests locally OR a link to a test pipeline that has been run against the change-set..pylintrc
and.flake8
rules? Look at the CI scripts for example usage.Azure IoT CLI maintainers reserve the right to enforce any of the outlined expectations.
A PR is considered ready for review when all basic expectations have been met (or do not apply).