HOLs readme: using powerbi update-connection

[Pindar]

if you run into parameters[valueElement] must be of type object. you should take a look at

https://github.com/Microsoft/PowerBI-Cli/issues/48

[BretStateham]

Not sure I want to link to that in the docs, because it doesn't really show a solution.

[Pindar]

@BretStateham I wouldn't do it neither but I thought it makes it easier to find a starting point. Furthermore it makes clear that the "user" has done everything right. But feel free to close it.

[BretStateham]

Did you encounter the error? If so, were you able to get past it?

[Pindar]

I encountered the error and had no way to workaround. I hope there will be a fix soonish since the linked issue is just a few days old.

[BretStateham]

What OS are you running on, Mac OSX? I just tested it with powerbi-cli 1.0.6 on my Windows 10 machine and it worked.

If you have access to a Windows Machine, you could do it from there to continue.

[BretStateham]

I added a note right before the powerbi-cli install step that users on Non-Windows OSs may have issues with the CLI, and that if possible for now they should run those statements from a Windows machine. I'm keeping this issue open until the powerbi-cli issues are resolved, at which point I can clean these docs back up.

[Pindar]

I'm using macOS 10.12.2 and unfortunately I have no windows machine (VM would be possible but it's too much effort to set everything up for a trial session and I missed only the very last few steps). Thank you very much for assisting! I'm very impressed how fast the response came!

[BretStateham]

This should have been corrected by the power-bi cli team. I'm closing it out here as well. /PowerBI-Cli/issues/48

[BretStateham]

This should have been corrected by the power-bi cli team. I'm closing it out here as well. /PowerBI-Cli/issues/48