New command: spo file checkout undo

[milanholemans]

Usage

m365 spo file checkout undo [options]

Description

Discards a checked out file

Options

Option	Description
-u, --webUrl <webUrl>	The URL of the site where the file is located.
-f, --fileUrl [fileUrl]	The server- or site-relative URL of the file to retrieve. Specify either fileUrlor fileId but not both.
-i, --fileId [fileId]	The UniqueId (GUID) of the file to retrieve. Specify either fileUrl or fileId but not both.
--confirm	Don't prompt for confirmation.

Examples

Discards a checked-out file with a specific ID.

m365 spo file checkout undo --webUrl https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/project-x --fileId 'b2307a39-e878-458b-bc90-03bc578531d6'

Discards a checked-out file with a specific URL.

m365 spo file checkout undo --webUrl https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/project-x --fileUrl'/sites/project-x/documents/Test1.docx'

Default properties

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Additional Info

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[milanholemans]

@pnp/cli-for-microsoft-365-maintainers, what do you think? I'm kinda unsure about the name.

[martinlingstuyl]

Very nice specs @milanholemans 🤙
The alternative would be to use checkout remove, as that fits with our regular command structure.
But in this instance I see why that would be unclear. I'm ok with deviating from it.

[Jwaegebaert]

I'm also a fan of deviating on this one. Would it be an idea to include a remove alias for this command?

[milanholemans]

The only struggle I have is that we have spo file checkout, this command would take the last verb and use it as a group.
While checkout can be both used as a verb and a noun (I guess), I couldn't think of anything better 😄

[milanholemans]

Se we can open this one up? 😊

[MathijsVerbeeck]

Yes please!

[milanholemans]

All yours!