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Additional context
Based on --debug output, this is correctly sending a PATCH request. Either I've misintepreted the syntax, this is a REST API bug, or the REST API isn't supposed to be able to handle this call. If the second option, can this be forwarded to the correct team?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
> az ad app show --id 93dde3da-9fca-47dd-aee2-409b402ffed3
"replyUrls": [
"https://myapp.com"
],
> az ad app update --id 93dde3da-9fca-47dd-aee2-409b402ffed3 --add replyUrls "https://example.com/test"
> az ad app show --id 93dde3da-9fca-47dd-aee2-409b402ffed3
"replyUrls": [
"https://myapp.com",
"https://example.com/test"
],
Describe the bug
az ad app update --add replyUrls
overwrites thereplyUrls
field instead of adding to itTo Reproduce
OBJ_ID
az ad app update --id "OBJ_ID" --add replyUrls "https://example.com/test2"
Expected behavior
The reply Urls list should contain both https://example.com/test and https://example.com/test2
Environment summary
WSL version 2.0.64
Additional context
Based on --debug output, this is correctly sending a PATCH request. Either I've misintepreted the syntax, this is a REST API bug, or the REST API isn't supposed to be able to handle this call. If the second option, can this be forwarded to the correct team?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: