Replace some AzCmd usages with Cmd#110
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This looks good but just want to make sure you've done some extensive e2e/smoke testing since this touches a lot of stuff. |
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@benjjs Yep I tested all of the affected code paths. The only steps that are actually migrated from AzCmd to Cmd by this are scope collection and app registration creation. Tested both with one and many scopes selected. No issues. |
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Cmdis and less rigid, requires less messing with quotes, and prevents you from writing bugs involving unwanted word splitting. We should use it overAzCmd. LeftAzCmdin LFO stuff for now since I that'll be harder to validate.