Documentation for "--web-redirect-uris" is incorrect

[martinellimakes]

The documentation for supplying --web-redirect-uris states "Space-separated values.". This appears to be incorrect and actually required comma separated values.

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• ID: 921aa920-c25f-5227-aabb-49116da38fa7
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• Content: az ad app
• Content Source: latest/docs-ref-autogen/ad/app.yml
• Service: active-directory
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[yonzhan]

@jiasli for awareness

[Jasonlhy]

I just installed azure cli with winget today and use az ad app update --web-redirect-uris , I think it accepts Space-separated values, but it doesn't accepts up to 255 values, it will prompt some messages like:
"The command is too long"

[jiasli]

--web-redirect-uris only supports space-separated values:

azure-cli/src/azure-cli/azure/cli/command_modules/role/_params.py

Lines 57 to 60 in 3e26929

	c.argument('web_redirect_uris', arg_group='web', nargs='+',
	help='Space-separated values. '
	'Specifies the URLs where user tokens are sent for sign-in, or the redirect URIs '
	'where OAuth 2.0 authorization codes and access tokens are sent.')

> az ad app create --display-name azure-cli-test0823 --web-redirect-uris https://web1.com https://web2.com
{
  ...
  "web": {
    ...
    "redirectUris": [
      "https://web1.com",
      "https://web2.com"
    ]
  }
}

@martinellimakes, please share your full command and result. Thanks.

[jiasli]

@Jasonlhy, your error seems to be from the shell. Which shell you are using and could you share a screenshot?

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