How do I update Child Iteration date in the Azure bash? [closed]-CodePudding

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You can do like as below to create the parent sprint and the child sprints:

Use the following command to login to your Azure DevOps Organization. When running this command, you need to provide a valid PAT as the authentication.
```
az devops login --org "https://dev.azure.com/{OrganizationName}"
```

Use the following command to create the parent sprint under the root path.

az boards iteration project create --name {ParentSprintName} --project {ProjectName} --start-date "{StartDate}" --finish-date "{FinishDate}"

Use the following command to create the child sprints under the parent sprint. Normally, the {RootName} is same as the {ProjectName} by default.

az boards iteration project create --name {ChildSprintName} --project {ProjectName} --path "\\{RootName}\\Iteration\\{ParentSprintName}" --start-date "{StartDate}" --finish-date "{FinishDate}"

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