Don't accept -Version if string array was supplied to -Name in Install-PSResource and Save-PSResource
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We are wondering about a use case where you want multiple packages of the same version (like multiple Az packages) |
SydneyhSmith
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This behavior is useful for a collection of modules that all share the same release version. Like the Az module mentioned above or when PSRG supports NuGet that would be a common use case. |
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I obviously don't agree this is a nice feature since I created this issue. I believe this functionality can cause more confusion than being helpful. Az modules often don't have the same version. Here are the latest version of Az.* modules, filtering away anything older than published the last 180 days. Find-PSResource -Repository 'PSGallery' -Name 'Az', 'Az.*' |
Where-Object -FilterScript {
$_.'Author' -eq 'Microsoft Corporation' -and
$_.'PublishedDate' -gt [datetime]::Now.AddDays(-180)
} |
Sort-Object -Property 'Name' |
Select-Object -Property 'Name', 'Version', 'PublishedDate' |
New-MDTable |
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Steps to reproduce
With Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet v1.0.6 you can supply
-Versionwhen supplying multiple resources with-Name.That does not make much sense and should error instead of event trying, in my opinion.
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Expected behavior
ERROR: -Version can only be supplied if -Name is a single value.Actual behavior
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