Add NewFileName parameter to Convert-PnPFile for choosing a custom output filename #4878
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…d improve extension validation
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Hey @davidschenkUPG , thanks a lot for this PR, nice improvement ! Much appreciated 😊🙏 |
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This adds the NewFileName parameter to Convert-PnPFile (similar to Add-PnPFile)
I mostly did this so that it is easier that deal with existing files in the target location (instead of just having to overwrite or not saving at all)
Also added a warning if the extension of the chosen NewFileName doesn't match the convertedto format and expanded the Command Documentation.