When using the spo contenttype set command, the changes are not pushed to child contenttypes if you execute them on site level.
The purpose of this issue is to add a flag --updateChildren to force the changes to be saved to the child types.
| Option |
Description |
--updateChildren |
Use this flag to update child content types as well. |
Additional Info
With the REST Api we can use the Update function on Content Type level to do so:
/_api/Web/ContentTypes('0x01')/update(true)
Pushes the changes on the content type to the children.
Update: the update(true) function cannot be used as far as we can see. We'll be switching this command to use the older list.svc API.
When using the spo contenttype set command, the changes are not pushed to child contenttypes if you execute them on site level.
The purpose of this issue is to add a flag
--updateChildrento force the changes to be saved to the child types.--updateChildrenAdditional Info
With the REST Api we can use the Update function on Content Type level to do so:
Pushes the changes on the content type to the children.
Update: the update(true) function cannot be used as far as we can see. We'll be switching this command to use the older list.svc API.