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Set-PowerShellScriptSig 1.1 Published
A fairly significant update, 1.1’s Mac component leverages AppleScript’s Choose File so you can select multiple PowerShell files to sign at once. It took a bit longer than I thought it would because while you can create generic list objects in PowerShell functions, what gets returned is a generic array. Sigh. Anyway, it’s up at…
Minor update to Get-MacInfo, added iBridge data from system_profiler. Install from https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-MacInfo, source at https://github.com/johncwelch/Get-MacInfo #powershell #powershellMac #powershellmacOS
Get-ChooseFileName in PowerShell Gallery
My new PowerShell module, GetChooseFileName is now up on the PowerShell Gallery: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-ChooseFileName #powershell #powershellmac #powershellmacos
Pretty much what it says, GetChooseFileName is now up on the PowerShell Gallery: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-ChooseFileName W00t!!
Get-ChooseFile and Get-ChooseFolder posted at the PowerShell Gallery!
Both modules are finally published so they can be installed the “right” way! Get-ChooseFile Get-ChooseFolder Get-Help is your friend and there’s documentation on their respective Github repo pages, available via the “Project Site” links for the respective projects
Get-MacInfo in PowerShell Gallery
The title kind of says it all, my Get-MacInfo module is up in the PowerShell Gallery so it can now be installed the “right” way. URL: https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Get-MacInfo
Publishing PowerShell Modules to PowerShell Gallery
I have the BEST post titles, right? Now that I have Get-MacInfo working correctly on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs, it was time to post it to the PowerShell Gallery so that it can be installed the correct way for PowerShell modules. Like everything, there’s a process, but it’s not an awful one. Note that this builds on my previous post about creating my first PowerShell module. Account…
250000 Downloads in Technet Script Gallery
Approximately one year ago I saw the number of downloads tick over a hundred thousand, today my total downloads from the TechNet Script Gallery has reached 250,000. To celebrate this milestone I have uploaded all of the scripts I have stored in the TechNet Script Gallery also to GitHub to simplify the updating and collaboration with others. My personal preferred method of installing and sharing…
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DiskCleanup - Remove Previous Windows Versions - PowerShell Module
DiskCleanup – Remove Previous Windows Versions – PowerShell Module
Over the last few weeks I have upgraded and reinstalled a number of Windows 10 machines and as part of my routine after an upgrade to a later build of Windows 10 I would clean up both the Upgrade files as well as the old version of Windows. The steps to do this involves starting the Disk Cleanup tool, with Administrative credentials, and clicking through the interface in order to clean up the…
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