@autorest/cli
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use-extension:
"@microsoft.azure/autorest.modeler": "2.3.45" # keep in sync with package.json's dev dependency in order to have meaningful tests
pipeline:
cli/imodeler1:
input: openapi-document/identity
output-artifact: code-model-v1
scope: cli
cli/commonmarker:
input: imodeler1
output-artifact: code-model-v1
cli/cm/transform:
input: commonmarker
output-artifact: code-model-v1
cli/cm/emitter:
input: transform
scope: scope-cm/emitter
cli/generate:
plugin: cli
input: cm/transform
output-artifact: source-file-cli
cli/transform:
input: generate
output-artifact: source-file-cli
scope: scope-transform-string
cli/emitter:
input: transform
scope: scope-cli/emitter
scope-cli/emitter:
input-artifact: source-file-cli
output-uri-expr: $key
output-artifact:
- source-file-cli
#``` yaml #use-extension:
#```
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Autorest Azure CLI extension
The npm package @autorest/cli receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, @autorest/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @autorest/cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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