In this process we’ll use Chocolatey to install Python for us. If you aren’t sure what Chocolatey is, it is a package management system for Windows – not unlike Apt-Get or Yum for Linux. Make sure you’ve got Chocolatey installed. I personally removed the stable build of Azure CLI 2.0 to make it easier. Note: If you have the stable build of Azure CLI 2.0 installed using the MSI then you’ll need to configure your Environment Path variable to find the Az command that you’d like to use by default.

Update the Environment Path variable so that you can use Azure CLI 2.0.

Use PIP (Python package manager) to install the latest nightly build packages.

So, in this post I’ll provide a PowerShell script that will: However, on Windows it is not entirely clear the easiest way to do this. The solution to this is to install the Nightly Build of Azure CLI 2.0.

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