Jeff Patton

This thread is a little old, but it appears that there is no way currently to add a vm to an existing availabilityset. I have tried doing this in PowerShell...

le sigh.. # Jeff Patton@C02PX3KSG8WL | 16:51:44 | 10-05-2015 | F:\Projects\Lowes\ops\Azure\PowerShell $ [master ≡] $VM.AvailabilitySetReference |gm TypeName: Microsoft.Azure.Management.Compute.Models.AvailabilitySetReference Name MemberType Definition --- Equals Method bool Equals(System.Object obj) GetHashCode Method int...

Thanks @huangpf a timeline on when this may become available would be amazing.

Would be nice if there was a verbose option or something

I'm currently unable to repro this after closing out of all the powershells i had open. I'm not sure if there was something in the shell i was testing in...

hey @straightdave I'm not entirely sure what the deal was, but after several more hours hammering away I'm going to have to say this must have been do to something...

I believe that I'm getting something similar in that referenced schemas are not being output. I'm actually getting a message that states that the URL cannot be resolved, when I...

Lars, Ok, so all the files are locally available, and it appears the files that it's failing on are not getting processed, but I will double check to make sure....

I have no issues with the CLI, but the ability to provide a single file as input would CERTAINLY be valued.

If you look at the images on the page, those step you through everything and that's where it shows .net version and outdated visual studio interfaces.