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It would be great if we could create some sort of function call that adds in the latest date of a specific resource. The user should of course have the flexibility to change it to whatever they want afterwards.
It would be awesome of we have make this automatic for our resources to have something like resource virtualNetwork 'Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks@`LatestVersionOfThisResource()' <-- func
I'm assuming that our latest has the most up to date best practices
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It would also be interesting if we could have a code/action refactoring that could "upgrade" an API version and account for any schema changes between versions. I suspect this would be tricky in practice and there would be a lot of edge cases.
It would be great if we could create some sort of function call that adds in the latest date of a specific resource. The user should of course have the flexibility to change it to whatever they want afterwards.
Example:
VS Code gives us
but the latest version should be
It would be awesome of we have make this automatic for our resources to have something like resource virtualNetwork 'Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks@`LatestVersionOfThisResource()' <-- func
I'm assuming that our latest has the most up to date best practices
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: