azure-cli-extensions | Public Repository for Extensions of Azure CLI | Browser Plugin library

As az cli version 2.3.1 is not released yet, you should be abled to use the extensions with your current version ( 2.27.2) as well.

For example, I am able to use account extension version 0.2.1 for which Required Minimum CLI Version 2.3.1 with my az cli 2.27.2 version

Unfortunately your az cli version is to old to use this feature.

From the documentation:

The az upgrade command was added in version 2.11.0 and will not work with versions prior to 2.11.0. Older versions can be updated by reinstalling as described in Install the Azure CLI.

The upgraded billing commands are shipped with Azure CLI 2.15.0 and the Cloud Shell you are using with Azure might be an older version, Try to update and see

You can use the REST API instead of Azure CLI to get the information. It can be used with the standard tools already present on the Microsoft Hosted agents. It requires only vanilla powershell or powershell core, meaning to works on both windows and linux agents. The below example was successfully tested on windows-latest/windows-2019 and ubuntu-latest/ubuntu-20.04

The approach is the same as with Azure CLI.

1. List all available groups filtered by name to retrieve the variable group in question
2. Get all variables in the variable group using the variable group id from step

In fact, the pipeline also has an out of the box PAT token available with read access to variable groups. It is stored in the variable System.AccessToken. Using that instead of a manually managed one will further simplify things.

The script below is executed in a pwsh step, which is the built in Powershell task in Powershell core mode

az upgrage is currently in preview and might have glitches. It is supported on Windows, macOS and some Linux distros. Not exactly sure about if the issue you have is related to Kali disro. But since Kali is debian based, just upgrade az cli using apt get. Install the Azure CLI on Linux.

I was able to run az security assessment list command and got the result like this:

I have below softwares installed:

1. Microsoft Azure CLI - 2.10.1
2. Microsoft Azure Powershell - 5.7.0.18831

As Ian Kemp mentioned above, you can also try installing Az.Security.

Let me know if this helps.

It does not seem to support downloading packages from the UI at the moment, you can only download using Azure CLI.

You must use the Azure CLI to download the package. Azure DevOps doesn't support direct HTTP/HTTPS download links or other ways to download the package.

You can put forward your suggestion here, or vote on it.