Usage
m365 spo web get -InstalledLanguages
Description
get regional settings installed languages of an SPWeb
Options
not sure if it would be better to extend current spo web get command or develop a new one for it 🤔
Additional Info
so on my adventure to "show that anything is possible with m365 cli" 😋 I encountered a new functionality which is currently not supported in m365 cli (at least I think so 🤔).
pnp/script-sample 👉 pnp/script-samples#118
So in this example we see that using PnP PowerShell user gets listing of the language IDs (LCIDs) of a SharePoint site.
I think it is possible using SharePoint REST API https://<someSPSiteHere🤔>/_api/web/RegionalSettings/InstalledLanguages.
Please let me know if you think this kind of functionality would be a good addition to the tool and how do you see it (as a new command 🤔 or some option existing spo web get 🤔)?
Usage
m365 spo web get -InstalledLanguages
Description
get regional settings installed languages of an SPWeb
Options
not sure if it would be better to extend current
spo web getcommand or develop a new one for it 🤔Additional Info
so on my adventure to "show that anything is possible with m365 cli" 😋 I encountered a new functionality which is currently not supported in m365 cli (at least I think so 🤔).
pnp/script-sample 👉 pnp/script-samples#118
So in this example we see that using PnP PowerShell user gets listing of the language IDs (LCIDs) of a SharePoint site.
I think it is possible using SharePoint REST API
https://<someSPSiteHere🤔>/_api/web/RegionalSettings/InstalledLanguages.Please let me know if you think this kind of functionality would be a good addition to the tool and how do you see it (as a new command 🤔 or some option existing
spo web get🤔)?