az-feedback

Send feedback to the Azure CLI Team

$ az feedback

az-feedback

az-feedback (or more accurately, az feedback) is a utility command within the Azure CLI suite designed to facilitate direct user feedback to Microsoft. When invoked, it automatically launches your default web browser and navigates to a designated feedback page on the Azure documentation or support portal.
This page typically provides a form or direct links for users to submit suggestions, bug reports, feature requests, or general comments regarding the Azure Command-Line Interface. It serves as a streamlined method for Azure CLI users to contribute to the improvement and development of the tool.
Unlike many CLI commands, az-feedback does not process command-line arguments for the feedback content itself but rather acts as a shortcut to the online feedback mechanism. It requires an active internet connection and a configured web browser to function correctly.

az-feedback requires an active internet connection to access the online feedback portal.
It also requires a default web browser to be configured on your system, as it will automatically attempt to open the feedback URL in your browser.
The command does not accept direct feedback content via command-line arguments; all feedback must be submitted through the web form that opens.
While the prompt refers to az-feedback, it's commonly invoked as a sub-command: az feedback within the Azure CLI.

The command named az-feedback is typically a symbolic link or wrapper for the az feedback sub-command within the Azure Command-Line Interface. This means you would generally type az feedback in your terminal after installing the Azure CLI, rather than az-feedback directly, unless your system has a specific alias or script set up.

The az feedback command (which az-feedback typically refers to) has been an integral part of the Azure CLI since its early versions.
It was introduced to provide a direct and convenient channel for users to submit feedback, report issues, and suggest improvements for the CLI tool. This mechanism reflects Microsoft's commitment to user-driven development and continuous improvement of its cloud management tools.
Its functionality has remained consistent, primarily acting as a launcher for the web-based feedback form.

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