nickthecook

Also, I have tried with a String as the `value`, but it looks from this code like it's looking for an array of String: https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-ruby/blob/master/management/azure_mgmt_dns/lib/2017-10-01/generated/azure_mgmt_dns/models/txt_record.rb

I still haven't found a solution for this. Can anyone provide some insight as to why the code above produces a TXT record with an empty value?

@MyronFanQiu Thanks for the tip. I've updated to use that class, but I still get a blank TXT record, same as in the screenshot in the issue description. Code follows....

It seems to needs a `RecordSet`. What did you think was redundant about this, specifically?

Unfortunately, if I pass a `RecordSet` directly, and not as part of a `RecordSetUpdateParameters`, I get an `(MsRestAzure::AzureOperationError)`: ```json { "message": "MsRestAzure::AzureOperationError", "request": { "base_uri": "https://management.azure.com", "path_template": "subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Network/dnsZones/{zoneName}/{recordType}/{relativeRecordSetName}", "method": "put",...

I can pass the `TxtRecord` object directly in the `create_or_update` method call, but the TXT record body is still empty when the record is created in Azure; same as when...

Maybe `required` instead of `mandatory`.

As an intermediate step, or as the whole feature, allow the user to pass a template on the command line. So, if the user runs ``` $ ops init my_template.yml...

On the subject of `$*`, if we take the approach of setting environment variables and letting the shell handle interpolation (which is best - see commend on #24), it would...

> Since ops up/dependencies handle both installing dependencies and starting services, without reading the documentation,, it would be difficult to tell that ops up would run ops start (or similar)...