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| azureSubscription| (Required) Provide the Azure Resource Manager subscription for the deployment. This parameter is shown only when the selected task version is 0.* as Azure CLI task v1.0 supports only Azure Resource Manager subscriptions. |
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|scriptType| (Required) Provide the type of script. Supported scripts are PowerShell, PowerShell Core, Bat, Shell, and script. When running on a **Linux agent**, select one of the following: ```bash``` or ```pscore``` . When running **Windows agent**, select one of the following: ```batch```,```ps``` and ```pscore```. |
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|sriptLocation| (Required) Provide the path to script, for example real file path or use ```Inline script``` when providing the scripts inline. The default value is ```scriptPath```. |
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|scriptLocation| (Required) Provide the path to script, for example real file path or use ```Inline script``` when providing the scripts inline. The default value is ```scriptPath```. |
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|scriptPath| (Required) Fully qualified path of the script(.ps1 or .bat or .cmd when using Windows-based agent else <code>.ps1 </code> or <code>.sh </code> when using linux-based agent) or a path relative to the default working directory. |
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|inlineScript|(Required) You can write your scripts inline here. When using Windows agent, use PowerShell or PowerShell Core or batch scripting whereas use PowerShell Core or shell scripting when using Linux-based agents. For batch files use the prefix \"call\" before every Azure command. You can also pass predefined and custom variables to this script using arguments. <br/>Example for PowerShell/PowerShellCore/shell:``` az --version az account show``` <br/>Example for batch: ``` call az --version call az account show```. |
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| arguments| (Optional) Provide all the arguments passed to the script. For examples ```-SERVERNAME mydemoserver```. |

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