Add Azure CLI example for package with protected files

[rishabh-f5]

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[ryepup]

do we need the content here, or are these files already in the package?

[rishabh-f5]

You're right! When using --package, the files are already included in the package data, so we don't need to duplicate the content in --protected-files.

[amudukutore]

@rishabh-f5 - did you try running this command and validate if it works? Based on an internal thread, I believe this won't. --protected-files input doesn't work with --package but we still have the ability to specify protected files as part of the json array with key protectedFiles. Please make sure that you test out the command and verify that the files listed as protected are indeed protected.

[rishabh-f5]

Fix package syntax and clarify protected files method and tested

[ryepup]

I don't understand; the screenshot seems to be an unrelated az nginx deployment example?

[rishabh-f5]

@ryepup i have tested azure-cli cmd screen shot i have pasted here