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1. Test-DscConfiguration fails once running against remote machine

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   1 comment  ·  PowerShell » Desired State Configuration (DSC)  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   investigating  ·  Mark Gray responded

   Anton,

   I am not able to reproduce your issue. What PS / WMF version are you running into this on? Also what OSes are running on the local and remote machines?

   MarkG

   Shawn Melton (wsmelton) supported this idea  ·  December 26, 2017

2. Notification option for authors when publishing to PS Gallery

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   1 comment  ·  PowerShell » PowerShell Gallery  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   In Queue  ·  J. Keith Bankston [MSFT] responded

   We are working to support this, but have no ETA at this time.

   Shawn Melton (wsmelton) supported this idea  ·  December 06, 2017
   Shawn Melton (wsmelton) commented  ·  December 06, 2017  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   While RSS feed could be an option I wouldn't say it is ideal from an author's perspective. Notifications to social media are instant for those that follow authors of modules. It has more weight in the sense of "getting the word out" than RSS feeds do now a days. [e.g. I don't even use or get updates vai RSS feeds anymore.]

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   Shawn Melton (wsmelton) shared this idea  ·  December 05, 2017

3. Add A "Start In" Directory for Enter-PSSession

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   Shawn Melton (wsmelton) supported this idea  ·  August 04, 2016

4. Out-DataTable

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   19 comments  ·  PowerShell » PowerShell Engine  ·  Flag idea as inappropriate…Flag idea as inappropriate…  ·  Delete…  ·  Admin →
   In Queue  ·  AdminJoey Aiello [MSFT] (Program Manager, Windows Server) responded

   After much discussion with Aaron Nelson and Chrissy LeMaire, and thanks to the enormous amount of support for this item, we’ve recognized that this is something we need to accomplish, one way or another.

   We don’t want to offer an ETA on this as the work is not well understood by our team yet, and no one currently has immediate bandwidth on starting that investigation. But I want to stress the fact that is an important ask that we’re taking seriously as a priority.

   In the meantime, it would be immensely useful if someone with expertise in the DataTable space could submit an RFC (basically a brief spec) to our PowerShell-RFC repository on GitHub. That way, we can have a discussion about what the design of a ConvertTo-DataTable cmdlet might look like before we dive in on an implementation. The process for doing so is located here: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell-RFC/blob/master/RFC0000-RFC-Process.md#draft

   I should also note that, given our desire to shrink the size of the PowerShell runtime over time, we believe that the development of this cmdlet/module should start on the PowerShell Gallery. However, this does not preclude us adding it to PowerShell 6.x as its quality improves and as others validate its usefulness.

   Thanks everyone!
   -Joey

   After much discussion with Aaron Nelson and Chrissy LeMaire, and thanks to the enormous amount of support for this item, we’ve recognized that this is something we need to accomplish, one way or another.

   We don’t want to offer an ETA on this as the work is not well understood by our team yet, and no one currently has immediate bandwidth on starting that investigation. But I want to stress the fact that is an important ask that we’re taking seriously as a priority.

   In the meantime, it would be immensely useful if someone with expertise in the DataTable space could submit an RFC (basically a brief spec) to our PowerShell-RFC repository on GitHub. That way, we can have a discussion about what the design of a ConvertTo-DataTable cmdlet might look like before we dive in on an implementation. The process for doing so is located here: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell-RFC/blob/master/RFC0000-RFC-Process.md#draft

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   Shawn Melton (wsmelton) supported this idea  ·  May 12, 2016