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Should platyPS support/document Validation Sets? #560
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PowerShell does not provide a way to discover the validations so there is no way for PlatyPS to do that. You have to document the validations manually in the description of the parameter. |
Thanks for the response. |
@sdwheeler I just checked my Pester scripts and they have access to the Function Validation Sets. They are also mentioned in the 2.0 schema doc. platyPS.schema.md I started wading through the code but got lost. Not sure how the module is getting the Function information and what the difference is between PlatyPS and my Pester test. I load the module functions and then call: |
Interesting and worth further research. There are several types of validation (range, enums, count, pattern, and script). So we would have to consider how to handle each type. |
Understood, thanks. I'll try and dig in to see if I can contribute. |
You can get the parameter attributes by using (Get-Command Get-Help).Parameters['Category'].Attributes | ? { $_.GetType().Name -like "Validate*" } | select -ExpandProperty ValidValues
Alias
Cmdlet
Provider
General
FAQ
Glossary
HelpFile
ScriptCommand
Function
Filter
ExternalScript
All
DefaultHelp
DscResource
Class
Configuration PlatyPS seems to handle |
I noticed in my latest build that Validation sets are not enumerated.
Should they be? I ended up adding the enumeration myself to the
Region
parameter here: https://github.com/SpanningCloudApps/SB365-Powershell/blob/master/docs/Get-SpanningAuthentication.mdThanks
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