The command planner task list contains insufficient information under the heading Options. Mainly when a user wants to retrieve all the tasks of a plan.
For planId and planName, it states that they can only use them in conjunction with bucketName. This isn't the case. If they want to retrieve all the tasks of a plan they shouldn't include bucket information. Here I propose to change the documentation to the following.
| Option |
Description |
--planId [planId] |
ID of a plan to list the tasks of. To retrieve all tasks from a plan, specify either planId or planName but not both. Use in combination with bucketName to retrieve tasks from a specific bucket. |
--planName [planName] |
Name of a plan to list the tasks of. To retrieve all tasks from a plan, specify either planId or planName but not both. Always use in combination with either ownerGroupId or ownerGroupName. Use in combination with bucketName to retrieve tasks from a specific bucket. |
https://pnp.github.io/cli-microsoft365/cmd/planner/task/task-list/
The command
planner task listcontains insufficient information under the heading Options. Mainly when a user wants to retrieve all the tasks of a plan.For planId and planName, it states that they can only use them in conjunction with bucketName. This isn't the case. If they want to retrieve all the tasks of a plan they shouldn't include bucket information. Here I propose to change the documentation to the following.
--planId [planId]planIdorplanNamebut not both. Use in combination withbucketNameto retrieve tasks from a specific bucket.--planName [planName]planIdorplanNamebut not both. Always use in combination with eitherownerGroupIdorownerGroupName. Use in combination withbucketNameto retrieve tasks from a specific bucket.https://pnp.github.io/cli-microsoft365/cmd/planner/task/task-list/