Usage
pa app get [options]
Description
Gets information about the specified Microsoft Power App
Options
| Option |
Description |
-n, --name --<name> |
The name of the Power App to get information about |
| Option |
Description |
-o, --option <option> |
option |
-o, --output [output] |
Output type. json,text. Default text |
--verbose |
Runs command with verbose logging |
--debug |
Runs command with debug logging |
Additional Information
Similar to implementation of #382 but with a slightly different endpoint. You can use /providers/Microsoft.PowerApps/apps/appid to retrieve information.
Discussion is needed on
From what I could see the endpoint itself does not require you to specify the environment but the PowerShell Module does. Suggestion is to invest some time when building the command to figure out what the REST API requires. Optionally we could allow the environment parameter to be optionally but I only tested the scenario to leave out the env. in a single REST call with Postman to spec the command.
Usage
pa app get [options]Description
Gets information about the specified Microsoft Power App
Options
-n, --name --<name>-o, --option <option>-o, --output [output]json,text. Defaulttext--verbose--debugAdditional Information
Similar to implementation of #382 but with a slightly different endpoint. You can use /providers/Microsoft.PowerApps/apps/appid to retrieve information.
Discussion is needed on
From what I could see the endpoint itself does not require you to specify the environment but the PowerShell Module does. Suggestion is to invest some time when building the command to figure out what the REST API requires. Optionally we could allow the environment parameter to be optionally but I only tested the scenario to leave out the env. in a single REST call with Postman to spec the command.