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Added CmdletExample to create default labels for new term #2474
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This is an example on how to create multilingual default term labels for a different LCID whilst creating a new taxonomy terms. Also see PR: MicrosoftDocs/office-docs-powershell#4763
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Thanks @Markus-Hanisch for your contribution! Simplified the sample a bit more. We should actually add a command for doing this instead of having to use this workaround. I've added doing that to he backlog. For now I'll accept your sample as it's a valid and easy to use workaround. It will be merged through PR #2475 |
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Decided to take the time to solve it properly right-a-way. Updated PR #2475 to add the new command |
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This is an example on how to create multilingual default term labels for a different LCID whilst creating a new taxonomy terms.
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Fixes #4763
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I added an example on how to create multilingual default term labels for a different LCID whilst creating a new taxonomy terms (see #4763)
@kenwith told me to also update NewTerm.cs accordingly.
Resources:
answer on sharepoint.stackexchange by Gautam Sheth
O365 - Create Labels on Managed Metadata Terms using CSOM in PowerShell from a CSV file
CreateLabel method of the Term class