Add narg kvp to configuration/deployment create and create inline json wiki page

Elsie4ever commented 1 year ago

Addition of new parameters is introduced in az iot hub configuration create and az iot edge deployment create to let user insert labels and metrics in key-value pair style And also created the inline json wiki page https://github.com/Azure/azure-iot-cli-extension/wiki/Inline-JSON-help

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Elsie4ever commented 1 year ago

related integration test passed

Elsie4ever commented 1 year ago

related unit test passed

digimaun commented 1 year ago

related unit test passed

Thank you, unit tests run in the PR pipeline so you don't need to include those specifically

Elsie4ever commented 1 year ago