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Add new parameter ASN, Geo, ExpressrouteAdvertise to New-AzCustomIpPrefix command
Description
We need to add new parameter ASN, Geo, ExpressrouteAdvertise to New-AzCustomIpPrefix command. Also make a small change to make noInternetAdvertise nullable. Which was done in a earlier PR for same version. There is no breaking change in the PR. We are passing latest SDK version to resolve some syntax error. https://github.com/Azure/azure-powershell-cmdlet-review-pr/issues/1268
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@wyunchi-ms can you please help to merge that? I can't do it due to permissions restrictions...
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