Remove jq in FHIR access token lookup #59412
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Currently the FHIR documentation on how to look up an access token for the FHIR Server using the Azure CLI depends on the external tool `jq` to extract specific items from JSON payloads returned by the CLI. However, the Azure CLI supports querying the JSON responses natively via [--query](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cli/azure/query-azure-cli). As such, this change updates the documentation to use `--query` instead of `jq` which removes an external tool dependency and also makes the Azure CLI snippets work on Windows.
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Currently the FHIR documentation on how to look up an access token for the FHIR Server using the Azure CLI depends on the external tool
jqto extract specific items from JSON payloads returned by the CLI.However, the Azure CLI supports querying the JSON responses natively via --query. As such, this change updates the documentation to use
--queryinstead ofjqwhich removes an external tool dependency and also makes the Azure CLI snippets work on Windows.