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AzureResourceManagerTemplateDeploymentV3 - Add .bicepparam support (#19402)
* add support for bicepparam
* changes required for unit testing to succeed
* handle for same name bicep and param file
* final changes for unit testing
* BuildConfigGen task with config Node20_229_2
* changes based on feedback, increase task version
* set proper filePath for json processing
* increase task version after sprint rollover
* remove extra . from beginning of file extension
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Co-authored-by: Steven Cady <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Mohith <[email protected]>
"loc.input.help.csmFile": "Specify the path or a pattern pointing to the Azure Resource Manager template. For more information about the templates see https://aka.ms/azuretemplates. To get started immediately use template https://aka.ms/sampletemplate. 'Linked artifact' also has support for Bicep files when the Azure CLI version > 2.20.0",
"loc.input.help.csmParametersFile": "Specify the path or a pattern pointing for the parameters file for the Azure Resource Manager template. 'Linked artifact' also has support for Bicep files when the Azure CLI version > 2.20.0",
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"loc.input.help.csmParametersFile": "Specify the path or a pattern pointing for the parameters file for the Azure Resource Manager template. 'Linked artifact' also has support for Bicep Param files when the Azure CLI version > 2.47.0",
"loc.input.help.overrideParameters": "To view the template parameters in a grid, click on “…” next to Override Parameters textbox. This feature requires that CORS rules are enabled at the source. If templates are in Azure storage blob, refer to [this](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/storageservices/fileservices/Cross-Origin-Resource-Sharing--CORS--Support-for-the-Azure-Storage-Services?redirectedfrom=MSDN#understanding-cors-requests) to enable CORS. Or type the template parameters to override in the textbox. Example, <br>–storageName fabrikam –adminUsername $(vmusername) -adminPassword $(password) –azureKeyVaultName $(fabrikamFibre).<br>If the parameter value you're using has multiple words, enclose them in quotes, even if you're passing them using variables. For example, -name \"parameter value\" -name2 \"$(var)\"<br>To override object type parameters use stringified JSON objects. For example, -options [\"option1\"] -map {\"key1\": \"value1\" }. ",
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