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.SYNOPSIS | |
Gets or opens a SAPIEN forum page. | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
The Start-SAPIENForum.ps1 script opens the SAPIEN forum that you specify in | |
your default internet browser window. It can also search the forums (all of | |
them) for the search term that you specify. | |
To open a particular forum, use the Name parameter. If the value of the Name |
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.SYNOPSIS | |
Tests the Path hashtable feature of Pester 3.4.0. | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
Demonstrates that Invoke-Pester with a Path hashtable: | |
Invoke-Pester -Script @{Path=<path>} | |
does not get default values set for script parameters. | |
In this case, with a $ModuleName parameter, the error is generated for line: |
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.SYNOPSIS | |
Gets parameters with the specified parameter type | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
The Get-ParameterType.ps1 gets parameters with the specified parameter type. It returns the command name, parameter name, and parameter type in a PSCustomObject. | |
This script fixes the deficiency in 'Get-Command -ParameterType', which returns CommandInfo objects, but doesn't list the names of parameters that have the specified parameter type. | |
However, because it uses 'Get-Command -ParameterType,' it shares is primary limitation: it gets only parameters in the current session, not in all installed modules. |
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.SYNOPSIS | |
Gets the descriptions of a parameter from different | |
cmdlets in one or more modules. | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
The Get-ParameterDescriptionfromXMLFile script returns the | |
description of a parameter from cmdlets in one/more modules. | |
If the cmdlet has the parameter, but the description is blank, | |
the script returns the blank description. |
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.SYNOPSIS | |
Gets the newest version of each module on the system. | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
Gets the newest version of each module on the system. Designed for PowerShell 5.0 where you can have multiple versions of the same module in different directories or in the same directory (in different version subdirectories). Returns only one version of each module. | |
.EXAMPLE | |
$LatestModules = .\Get-LatestModule.ps1 |
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.SYNOPSIS | |
Gets the installed .NET versions. | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
Gets the versions of all installed Microsoft .NET Framework builds | |
installed on the local computer. | |
.EXAMPLE | |
.\Get-DotNetVersion |
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.SYNOPSIS | |
Verifies that the file hash of a PowerShell open-source installer matches expected value. | |
.DESCRIPTION | |
Compares the file hash of a PowerShell open-source installation file to the expected file hash value. Supports | |
all installation file types, including msi, zip, rpm, deb, pkg, and tar.gz, beginning with installers for PowerShell | |
release 6.0.0.9. | |
To get a list of installer file names, but not test the file hash, use the ListOnly parameter. |