Adding Partner Center Extension

[kevinhillinger]

CLI extension for the Partner Center. Currently, experimentally supporting Marketplace management commands, commissioned by Global Partner Services US division.

Authors

• @kevinhillinger
• @bobjac

Source

• Type: External repository
• URL: https://github.com/Azure/partnercenter-cli-extension

[kevinhillinger]

whl file should have all dependencies. Closed and reopened to trigger another build verification.

[yonzhan]

Partner Center

[kevinhillinger]

@yonzhan @kairu-ms it's not clear why the build is failing for this PR.

In Verify Ref Docs it's reporting a failure in ERROR: test_ref_doc_vmware (__main__.IndexRefDocs) which seems to be a pre-existing failure in the source?

[wangzelin007]

/azp run

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[wangzelin007]

@yonzhan @kairu-ms it's not clear why the build is failing for this PR.

In Verify Ref Docs it's reporting a failure in ERROR: test_ref_doc_vmware (__main__.IndexRefDocs) which seems to be a pre-existing failure in the source?

Hi kevinhillinger,
Verify Ref Docs fetches the latest extension and executes the tests.
Because vmware 5.0.0 misses the __init__.py file, an error will be reported while import.
So, we released a new version of vmware == 5.0.1.
After a new version of vmware is released, this problem can be solved by simply re-running the CI tests.
But it is true that vmware 5.0.0 should be deleted in case users specify this version to download.

[kevinhillinger]

@wangzelin007 confirming, will this get merged as part of the Jan 10, 2023 release?

@yonzhan @kairu-ms the build is failing again. This time by "costmanagement" throwing a 503 on the whl URI.

[kevinhillinger]

/azp run

[azure-pipelines]

Commenter does not have sufficient privileges for PR 5611 in repo Azure/azure-cli-extensions

[kairu-ms]

/azp run

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