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We’re not currently working on this, but the work is being tracked in this GitHub issue: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/2463
It’s marked as `Up-for-Grabs` to indicate that anyone is welcome to help us implement support for it.
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Thanks for the suggestion. This is something we are investigating, but no decision has been made at this time.
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It would be nice if this solution also allowed querying Microsoft Update Catalog for information about updates, which would be a really nice alternative to IE-only based website.
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Thank you for the suggestion. Given the number of requests, we cannot field all recommendations, so for now we’ll be monitoring this to see if there is broad support.
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Created an Issue on GitHub to put this in our backlog: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/2579
Feel free to continue voting on this item here to drive prioritization.
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This will be enabled when PowerShell ISE moves to PowerShell Editor Services as its core.
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I'm aware of AGPM but that's available as a part of the MDOP. If there was a supported way to version control GPOs using the industry standard tools, then that would open up so many additional automation possibilities for customers regardless of whether they have AGPM deployed or not. For example it could open up a possibility to maintain GPOs through CI\CD tools, like VSTS (pretty much like DSC configurations) and do things, like:
- Trigger custom GPO scanning routines on best practices\security requirements automatically, before approving certain changes (i.e. running Pester like tests against a GPO)
- Trigger custom testing of the GPO against some test machines
- Keep a history behind every setting in the GPO with all the associated discussions
- Integrate GPO deployment approval process into other tools that enterprises may have
That could be very helpful for environments where there's a need to make a lot of changes to the GPOs (say, in scope of the Security Hardening project).