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Azure Developer CLI (azd
) features are introduced and supported using a phased approach. Features begin in the alpha stage and then advance to beta and stable after meeting various criteria. This article describes the definitions, expectations and advancement requirements for each phase. See a full list of each feature /command supported by azd
and its current stage on GitHub
All features start as alpha features (e.g., experimental). In this phase, the goal is to receive sufficient usage to get meaningful feedback around the feature's design, functionality and user experience. Alpha features can be enabled and managed using the azd config
command.
Important
Alpha features are only recommended for non-business-critical scenarios with caution as there is a small chance of incompatible changes in subsequent releases leading up to stable.
To list available experimental features, run:
azd config list-alpha
To enable a specific experimental feature, e.g. resourceGroupDeployments
to support infrastructure deployments at resource group scope, run:
azd config set alpha.resourceGroupDeployments on
To disable the resourceGroupDeployments
feature, run:
azd config set alpha.resourceGroupDeployments off
For more information, visit the azure-dev GitHub repository.
The goal of this phase is to improve the feature experience and advance beyond proof of concept.
Important
Beta features are only recommended for non-business-critical scenarios with caution as there is a small chance of incompatible changes in subsequent releases leading up to stable.
For information on how to file a bug, request help, or propose a new feature for the Azure Developer CLI, please visit the troubleshooting and support page.
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