In a number of commands we have the outputFile option that allows you to write the command's output to a file rather than printing it in the terminal. The main reason for this option was to support writing the output to file when using the CLI in immersive mode, which doesn't support redirecting the output to file using > file.txt. Since v3 of the CLI no longer supports the immersive mode, we can remove the outputFile option and the unnecessary code to support it.
Following is the list of commands that have the outputFile option:
In a number of commands we have the
outputFileoption that allows you to write the command's output to a file rather than printing it in the terminal. The main reason for this option was to support writing the output to file when using the CLI in immersive mode, which doesn't support redirecting the output to file using> file.txt. Since v3 of the CLI no longer supports the immersive mode, we can remove theoutputFileoption and the unnecessary code to support it.Following is the list of commands that have the
outputFileoption: