How to download the content of a directory in Azure Storage using az storage fs directory

I'm currently using az storage blob directory download, but it always returns: This command is implicitly deprecated because

command group 'storage blob directory' is deprecated and will be removed in a future release.

Use 'az storage fs directory' instead.

I looked through the documentation but couldn't find what the values for —file-system should be.

Could you please provide an example of downloading the content of a directory (a folder) inside a container inside a blob from Azure Storage to a Windows machine?

Dec 20, 2022 in DevOps on Cloud by Damonlang
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