Micrsoft seriousely WTF!!!!!

You asked CLI from Microsoft, you got it. Same shit in Linux with 1000+ characters commands to do something.
And yes, it’s insane and (for example) office 365 admin via PowerShell is exhausting.

@NoToJavaScript unfortunately I know :-(

I have to deal daily with automating your an insane level O365 stuff... not much SP up to now... and now I miss Linux more than ever!!!!

@PsCustomObject Well, next you should try to download your SSL certificate from Azure Vault. THAT was a “fun” activity.

@NoToJavaScript why did you say that? Now I gotta try this.. and already know I will regret it!

@NoToJavaScript It's possible though very rare.

netikras@netikras-xps:~$ ls /proc/ | grep -E '^[0-9]+$' | while read pid ; do [ -f "/proc/${pid}/cmdline" ] || continue; read cmd </proc/${pid}/comm; read cmdline </proc/${pid}/cmdline; printf "%s[${pid}] %d\n" "${cmd}" "${#cmdline}" ; done | sort -nrk2 | column -t | head;
java[5523] 1193
gitkraken[32729] 776
gitkraken[27560] 658
java[16398] 537
chrome[9500] 523
chrome[9510] 522
chrome[9749] 502
chrome[10089] 502
chrome[3459] 501
chrome[3445] 501

and it's VERY unlikely to have param names even least half that long in Linux/UNIX shell commands. Excl. java ofc.

Did you know you can use the shortest name uniquely identifying the parameter?

E.g. if you have a Cmdlet with the parameters -VeryLongParameter and -VShort, you should be able to call it with -Ve and -VS.

@sbiewald yep usually I write my own modules and (ab)use aliases and wildcard expansion but yet this...

Aliases to the rescue?

@asgs -WhenYouHaveAParameterWithAMeaningfulNameButTooManyCharactersYes

@JustThat hardly a rule for UNIX and Linux :)

@PsCustomObject I like your name

@granola which tells a lot where I am spending my time ;-)

Thanks!