Windows PowerShell or Linux Bash shells are available. Azure CLI is supported out of the box.
Azure CLI does not output PowerShell objects! Don't be tempted to pipe into Where-Object – use a CLI JMESPath query instead.
To cd to cloud storage:
cd $HOME/clouddrive/
cd clouddrive
My preferred defaults:
git config --global push.default simple git config --global core.editor "/usr/bin/vim"
From https://codemilltech.com/cloudshell-git/:
In Cloud Shell:
git config --global --unset credential.helper git config --global credential.helper store
Next time you use git to talk to GitHub, Cloud Shell will prompt you for a username and password (as usual).
Use your normal username
Don't put in your password (yet)
Create a Github personal access token. Set it to repo access scope only.
Enter the personal access token as password