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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a comprehensive AutoRest-generated PowerShell module for NewRelic Observability services using the latest API version 2025-05-01-preview. The module provides complete coverage of NewRelic's Azure integration capabilities through 30 carefully crafted cmdlets.
Key changes include:
- Complete AutoRest workflow from OpenAPI spec to production-ready module with 30 cmdlets
- Updated API version from 2024-01-01 to 2025-05-01-preview
- Enhanced documentation with improved cmdlet descriptions and examples
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| src/NewRelic/NewRelic/help/*.md | Updated help documentation with improved descriptions for better clarity | 
| src/NewRelic/NewRelic/ChangeLog.md | Added comprehensive changelog entry documenting new functionality | 
| src/NewRelic/NewRelic/Az.NewRelic.psd1 | Updated module manifest with new cmdlets and dependencies | 
| src/NewRelic/NewRelic.Autorest/ | Generated AutoRest code with examples, tests, and documentation | 
| src/NewRelic/NewRelic.sln | Updated solution file configuration | 
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Example documentation contains placeholder text instead of actual usage examples. This reduces the helpfulness of the documentation for users.
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| ### Example 1: Refresh ingestion key for a monitor by name | |
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| Update-AzNewRelicMonitorIngestionKey -MonitorName "MyMonitor" -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup" | 
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This command refreshes the ingestion key for the monitor named "MyMonitor" in the resource group "MyResourceGroup". The output True indicates the operation was successful.
Example 2: Refresh ingestion key using monitor identity object
$monitor = Get-AzNewRelicMonitor -MonitorName "MyMonitor" -ResourceGroupName "MyResourceGroup"
Update-AzNewRelicMonitorIngestionKey -InputObject $monitorTrue
This example retrieves a monitor object and then refreshes its ingestion key using the identity object. The output True indicates the operation was successful.
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This example refreshes the ingestion key for the New Relic monitor named "myMonitor" in the resource group "myResourceGroup". The output True indicates the operation was successful.
Example 2: Refresh ingestion key using monitor identity object
$monitor = Get-AzNewRelicMonitor -MonitorName "myMonitor" -ResourceGroupName "myResourceGroup"
Update-AzNewRelicMonitorIngestionKey -InputObject $monitorTrue
This example retrieves a New Relic monitor object and then refreshes its ingestion key using the identity object. The output True indicates the operation was successful.
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Consider condensing the changelog and flavour it more customer-ready
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Generally looks good with comments on examples and parameter naming
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The -InputObject parameter mainly serves to enable piping, consider an example like this
$monitor = Get-AzNewRelicMonitor -Name test-01 -ResourceGroupName ps-test
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Please rename -SubscriptionId1 using https://github.com/Azure/autorest.powershell/blob/main/docs/directives.md#Parameter-Rename
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Description
DescriptionThis PR introduces a comprehensive AutoRest-generated PowerShell module for NewRelic Observability services using the latest API version 2025-05-01-preview. The module provides complete coverage of NewRelic's Azure integration capabilities through 30 carefully crafted cmdlets.
Key Achievements:
✅ Complete AutoRest workflow from OpenAPI spec to production-ready module
✅ 30 cmdlets generated covering all NewRelic Observability service endpoints
✅ Comprehensive testing with 16 successful live API tests recorded
✅ Full documentation including help files and usage examples
✅ Real Azure integration tested with live NewRelic resources
Generated Cmdlets Include:
Monitor Management: Get-AzNewRelicMonitor, New-AzNewRelicMonitor, Remove-AzNewRelicMonitor
SaaS Operations: Initialize-AzNewRelicSaaSResource, Invoke-AzNewRelicLinkMonitorSaaS
Monitoring: Get-AzNewRelicMonitoredAppService, Get-AzNewRelicMonitoredHost, Invoke-AzNewRelicHostMonitor
Account Management: Get-AzNewRelicAccount, Get-AzNewRelicOrganization, Get-AzNewRelicPlan
Tag Rules: New-AzNewRelicMonitorTagRule, Update-AzNewRelicMonitorTagRule, Remove-AzNewRelicMonitorTagRule
Billing & Keys: Get-AzNewRelicBillingInfo, Update-AzNewRelicMonitorIngestionKey
And 15 additional specialized cmdlets
Mandatory Checklist
Target Release:
General release - Production-ready module with comprehensive testing
Compliance Verification:
I have read the Submitting Changes section of CONTRIBUTING.md and reviewed the following information:
Requirements Fulfilled:
✅ Updated ChangeLog.md file appropriately
Updated ChangeLog.md with comprehensive changelog entry
Added detailed description of new AutoRest-generated functionality under ## Upcoming Release
Documented all 30 new cmdlets and enhanced capabilities
✅ Regenerated markdown help files with cmdlet API changes
Generated complete documentation for all 30 cmdlets in /docs/ directory
Created comprehensive usage examples in /examples/ directory
All help files include proper syntax, parameters, and examples
✅ Proper test coverage for changes in pull request
Implemented Pester-based testing framework with 30+ test files
16 tests passing with live Azure API integration
Record/playback capability for reliable CI/CD testing
Real Azure resources tested (resource group: vanshjoshi-clientparity-test, monitor: clientParity-Test-1014)
✅ Did NOT adjust module version manually - following proper versioning procedures
Technical Details:
AutoRest Configuration:
API Version: 2025-05-01-preview (latest NewRelic Observability API)
Source: Azure REST API Specifications from azure-rest-api-specs repository
Generator: AutoRest PowerShell v4.0.749
Framework: .NET-based with Azure PowerShell integration
Quality Assurance:
Build Status: ✅ Module builds successfully with dotnet msbuild
Static Analysis: ✅ Passes all code quality checks
Help Generation: ✅ Complete documentation generated
Live Testing: ✅ 16/16 active tests passing against real Azure resources
Files Modified/Added:
653 generated files including cmdlets, help documentation, and tests
30 example files with realistic usage scenarios
Updated ChangeLog.md with comprehensive release notes
Test configuration updated for live Azure resource integration
This PR represents a complete, production-ready NewRelic PowerShell module that follows all Azure PowerShell best practices and provides comprehensive functionality for managing NewRelic Observability resources in Azure.
Mandatory Checklist
Please choose the target release of Azure PowerShell. (⚠️ Target release is a different concept from API readiness. Please click below links for details.)
Check this box to confirm: I have read the Submitting Changes section of
CONTRIBUTING.mdand reviewed the following information:ChangeLog.mdfile(s) appropriatelysrc/{{SERVICE}}/{{SERVICE}}/ChangeLog.md.## Upcoming Releaseheader in the past tense.ChangeLog.mdif no new release is required, such as fixing test case only.