feat: Updated the naming convention and update .gitignore

Author: baswijdenes

.gitignore

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
 # Don't check in the Output dir
 Output/
 site/
+.vs

…c/Api/Pipelines/Runs/Get-PipelineRun.ps1 …i/Pipelines/Runs/Get-AzDoPipelineRun.ps1AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/Get-PipelineRun.ps1 renamed to AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/Get-AzDoPipelineRun.ps1 AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/Get-PipelineRun.ps1 renamed to AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/Get-AzDoPipelineRun.ps1

@@ -1,21 +1,25 @@
-function Get-PipelineRun {
+function Get-AzDoPipelineRun {
   <#
 .SYNOPSIS
   Retrieves pipeline run information from Azure DevOps for a specified pipeline within a project.
+
 .DESCRIPTION
-  The `Get-PipelineRun` function fetches details about one or more pipeline runs from an Azure DevOps project.
+  The `Get-AzDoPipelineRun` function fetches details about one or more pipeline runs from an Azure DevOps project.
   It requires the collection URI, project name, and pipeline ID. Optionally, specific run IDs can be provided
   to filter the results. The function uses the `Invoke-AzDoRestMethod` cmdlet to make the REST API call to
   Azure DevOps and returns the run details.
+
 .EXAMPLE
   $getPipelineRunSplat = @{
       CollectionUri = "https://dev.azure.com/YourOrg"
       ProjectName = "YourProject"
       PipelineId = 123
   }
 
-  Get-PipelineRun @getPipelineRunSplat
+  Get-AzDoPipelineRun @getPipelineRunSplat
+
   Retrieves all runs for the specified pipeline in the given project.
+
 .EXAMPLE
   $getPipelineRunSplat = @{
       CollectionUri = "https://dev.azure.com/YourOrg"
@@ -24,11 +28,13 @@ function Get-PipelineRun {
       RunId = 456
   }
 
-  Get-PipelineRun @getPipelineRunSplat
+  Get-AzDoPipelineRun @getPipelineRunSplat
 
   Retrieves the details of the specified run (with ID 456) for the given pipeline.
+
 .OUTPUTS
   System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject
+
 #>
   [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess)]
   param (

…c/Api/Pipelines/Runs/New-PipelineRun.ps1 …i/Pipelines/Runs/New-AzDoPipelineRun.ps1AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/New-PipelineRun.ps1 renamed to AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/New-AzDoPipelineRun.ps1 AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/New-PipelineRun.ps1 renamed to AzureDevOpsPowerShell/Public/Api/Pipelines/Runs/New-AzDoPipelineRun.ps1

@@ -1,11 +1,13 @@
-function New-PipelineRun {
+function New-AzDoPipelineRun {
   <#
 .SYNOPSIS
   Initiates a new run of an Azure DevOps pipeline.
+
 .DESCRIPTION
-  The New-PipelineRun function starts a new run for a specified Azure DevOps pipeline.
+  The New-AzDoPipelineRun function starts a new run for a specified Azure DevOps pipeline.
   It supports various parameters to customize the pipeline run, including the collection URI, project name, pipeline ID, branch, parameters, preview run flag, and stages to skip.
   This function leverages the Azure DevOps REST API to trigger the pipeline run.
+
 .EXAMPLE
   $newPipelineRunSplat = @{
     CollectionUri = "https://dev.azure.com/organization"
@@ -14,8 +16,9 @@ function New-PipelineRun {
     StagesToSkip = @("Stage1", "Stage2")
   }
 
-  New-PipelineRun @newPipelineRunSplat
+  New-AzDoPipelineRun @newPipelineRunSplat
   This command initiates a new run of the pipeline with ID 123 in the "SampleProject" project.
+
 .EXAMPLE
   $newPipelineRunSplat = @{
       CollectionUri = "https://dev.azure.com/organization"
@@ -25,13 +28,13 @@ function New-PipelineRun {
       Parameters = @{param1 = "value1"; param2 = "value2"}
   }
 
-  New-PipelineRun @newPipelineRunSplat
+  New-AzDoPipelineRun @newPipelineRunSplat
   This command initiates a new run of the pipeline with ID 123 in the "SampleProject" project, targeting the "dev" branch.
+
 .OUTPUTS
   System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject
 
   Returns the response from the Azure DevOps REST API, which includes details of the pipeline run.
-.NOTES
 #>
   [CmdletBinding(SupportsShouldProcess)]
   param (