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notice that the template, when retrieved through a provider is not XML anymore but a rich object with all the collections like parameters, listinstances, sitefields etc. there.
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Category
[ ] Bug
[ ] Enhancement
Environment
[ ] Office 365 / SharePoint Online
[ ] SharePoint 2016
[V ] SharePoint 2013
In pnp-PowerShell it is possible to add parameters to the function ApplyProvisioningTemplate. Is this also possible with pnp core csom?
Here is an example of the pnp-Powershell function:
Apply-SPOProvisioningTemplate -Path "Template.xml" -Parameters @{"SiteOwnerMail"="someone@example.com"}
Here is an example of my pnp core csom:
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