M365DSCDRGUtil: Write properties properly indented and in new line in blueprints #3705
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NikCharlebois
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@NikCharlebois @ricmestre I'll remediate the conflict tomorrow and test again |
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Pull Request (PR) description
Write properties properly indented and in new line in blueprints.
Currently some resources, such as IntuneDeviceConfigurationAdministrativeTemplatePolicyWindows10, with deeply nested properties are not being written correctly in the blueprints, instead they are written in the same line of previous property which makes the blueprint unable to be compiled to MOF.
This is a partial revert of commit 61260b5
This Pull Request (PR) fixes the following issues