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Hi, I come here after finding some weird behaviour when using this command, it has some differences from we can see in the UI.
If using this command with the publish attribute after making changes to the page, there is no new version published in the version history of SharePoint, there is no log of that change despite the change is made and visible (changing title for instance).
Also when using this command without the publish attribute and then publishing the page with the same command it seems like is cleaning the page version history and it only shows the last major version, the previous minor version does not appear.
When using this command with a published page without using the publish attribute, changing title for instance, it applies the change but without any checkout in the middle so the final stage of the page is the published version with the changes made.
Another weird case is about required properties of a page, I cannot publish anything that is missing a required property from the UI but I can do it using this command.
Just wondering if this is expected behaviour or I'm missing something.
Probably is worth to mention that I'm connecting via appId and certificate thumbprint using app permissions.
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Hi, I come here after finding some weird behaviour when using this command, it has some differences from we can see in the UI.
Just wondering if this is expected behaviour or I'm missing something.
Probably is worth to mention that I'm connecting via appId and certificate thumbprint using app permissions.
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