IAzurePipelinesCommands should support the Command formatting command

[perclausen]

Currently, IAzurePipelinesCommands supports all but the ##[command] formatting command.
Would be nice with a Comand method like e.g. Section.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/scripts/logging-commands?view=azure-devops&tabs=bash#formatting-commands

Workaround:
Console.WriteLine($"##[command]{command}");

[devlead]

You can interact with Azure Pipelines logs, groups, and variables using the BuildSystem.AzurePipelines property or the AzurePipelines property alias directly inside your tasks.

These capabilities are fully exposed via the IAzurePipelinesCommands API.

Here is an example of how to use it in your Cake script:

Task("AzurePipelines-Demo")
    .Does(() => {
        // Check if the current build is running on Azure Pipelines
        if (AzurePipelines.IsRunningOnAzurePipelines) {
            
            // Write warnings and errors directly to the pipeline UI
            AzurePipelines.Commands.WriteWarning("This is a custom pipeline warning.");
            AzurePipelines.Commands.WriteError("This is a custom pipeline error.");
    
            // Format log outputs into a collapsible section
            AzurePipelines.Commands.BeginGroup("My Custom Log Group");
            Information("This line is hidden inside the collapsible group.");
            AzurePipelines.Commands.EndGroup();

            using(AzurePipelines.Commands.Group("Group"))
            {
                // try / finally auto collapsible section
            }

            AzurePipelines.Commands.Section("Section name");
            

            // Set an output variable for subsequent DevOps pipeline steps
            AzurePipelines.Commands.SetVariable("MyOutputVar", "CustomValue");
        }
    });

[perclausen]

@devlead Yes, and we use all of the above except the Section method.

What I'm referring to here is the Command formatting command which isn't supported:

[devlead]

Ah, I see, if you've got the opportunity feel free to send a PR. Or await until someone picks it up.

[perclausen]

@devlead have created a PR #4915

[perclausen]

Merged in #4915