New command: get information about the specified list
See original GitHub issueGet information about the specified list
- command:
spo list get -u|--webUrl <webUrl> -i|--id [id] -t|--title [title] - webUrl: URL of the site where the list to retrieve is located
- id: List id
- title: List title
- specify either id or title but not both
Retrieve list using GET <webUrl>/_api/web/lists(guid'<id>') or GET <webUrl>/_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('<title>'). Ensure you have access token for the specified web.
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@waldekmastykarz Yes, off course! I will take a look in the issue list and let you know…
@waldekmastykarz Thanks for your review. I have changed the code with your suggestions. My API call had an accept header with verbose in it, which caused a response which was put in a ‘d’ variable. In my browser I did the same call but with accept nometadata. This was causing a difference in the input/output in the test. I have changed this and have 100% code coverage and test results. I will do a PR of my code.