New command: check in file
See original GitHub issueCheck in the specified file
- command:
spo file checkin -w|--webUrl <webUrl> -i|--id [id] -u|--url [url] -t|--type [type] -c|--comment [comment] - webUrl: The URL of the site where the file is located
- id: id of the file to check in
- url: server- or site-relative URL of the file to check in
- type: type of the check in. Available values Minor|Major, default Major
- comment: comment to set when checking the file in
- specify either the ID or the URL of the file to check in but not both
- requires connection to a SharePoint site
For more information see the Set-PnPFileCheckedIn cmdlet
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- Created 6 years ago
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Then let’s use that and clarify that in the command description
The underlying API uses UniqueId