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+- scheduleTask:
+ action: sendEmail
+ scope: pull_request
+ name: "send email given path change is in the CPlat SDK path"
+ trigger:
+ - path
+ args:
+ message: '
You have just completed the second step towards onboarding your API change to the Compute Management library.
You've just opened a PR making changes in the Compute Management Library's path of the Azure .NET SDK repository.
What's next?
- Your PR will be reviewed by a member of the OneSDK team and a member from our team
- [If applicable] If you haven't already, you should get started on the design doc for your api's Azure PowerShell cmdlet.
- All you need to do is send a design doc of any change/new Azure PowerShell cmdlet related to your api by creating an issue with your design here.
Then, send an email to azdevxpsdr@microsoft.com with the issue number and cc our dl (cplatsdkdev@microsoft.com) on the email, so we can leave comments on your design doc as well. - Once your PowerShell cmdlet design has been approved, send an email to our team
We will implement and test the PowerShell cmdlet following the approved design. We will then make a pull request to the appropriate repository
- [If applicable] You can also get started on any Azure CLI module or extension for your API change. Find more information about next steps on that process here.
- To view the full CPlat SDK PowerShell API onboarding wiki, please visit aka.ms/cplatsdk
This email was automatically sent. Please send an email to cplatsdkdev@microsoft.com if you have any questions.
'
+ targetPaths:
+ - "sdk/compute/**"
+ subject: "[Action Required] CPlat .NET SDK Pull Request opened: Next steps"
+ to: ${AUTHOR}
+ cc:
+ - cplatsdkdev@microsoft.com