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Migrate Resources from generation to main (#26129)
* Move Resources to main * Add change log --------- Co-authored-by: azure-powershell-bot <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Lei jin <[email protected]>
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‎src/Resources/Authorization.Autorest/Az.Authorization.psd1

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RootModule = './Az.Authorization.psm1'
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CompatiblePSEditions = 'Core', 'Desktop'

‎src/Resources/Authorization.Autorest/help/Az.Authorization.md

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Module Name: Az.Authorization
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Module Guid: 87ef2602-2a5d-4f33-8ec1-e58f24d6d474
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Download Help Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/powershell/module/az.authorization
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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/README.md

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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/custom/New-AzPolicyAssignment.ps1

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[Microsoft.Azure.PowerShell.Cmdlets.Policy.Category('Body')]
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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/custom/New-AzPolicyExemption.ps1

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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/custom/Update-AzPolicyAssignment.ps1

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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/custom/Update-AzPolicyDefinition.ps1

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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/custom/Update-AzPolicyExemption.ps1

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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/custom/Update-AzPolicySetDefinition.ps1

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‎src/Resources/Policy.Autorest/examples/New-AzPolicyAssignment.md

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