AliasesĪliases for Crecendo wrapped native commands are now supported in the Crescendo schema with the What if: Performing the operation 'Remove-DockerImage' on target 'docker image rm d70eaf7277ea'. When SupportsShouldProcess is set True, the following expected output will result. 'Elevation': | Remove-DockerImage -WhatIf Necessary to elevate the native command when the exported Crescendo function is executed. In the example below, the PowerShell cmdlet Get-Credential will prompt for credentials This function is inserted into the Crescendo module youĮxport. With a PSCredential to invoke the native command and captures the output and errors of the nativeĬommand which are returned to the user. Invoke-WindowsNativeAppWithElevation uses Start-Process DefaultValue: The default parameter value.Įlevation on Windows is supported using the built-in function.OriginalName: This is the parameter to be used with the elevation command.Arguments: These are the parameters to be used in conjunction with the elevation command.Invoke-WindowsNativeAppWithElevation has been included to aid with elevation on Windows.

Command: Defines the elevation mechanism to be used to elevate the native command.Supports the new keyword Elevation that has two properties Command and Arguments. TheĬrescendo schema has been extended to support elevation on Windows and Linux/macOS platforms. Native commands may require administrative elevation to perform the requested operation. Added support for SupportsShouldProcess.Added support for generating aliases for Crescendo cmdlets ( Issue #52).Export-CrescendoModule now exports a module manifest ( psd1) along with the module file ( psm1).Added support for native command elevation on Windows and Linux platforms.Manifest when exporting a Crescendo module. This update to Crescendo adds elevation support for native commands, and generation of a module Announcing PowerShell Crescendo Preview.1.To install : Install-Module -AllowPrereleaseįor more information on, check out these previous blog posts: The updated preview releases are now available for download on the PowerShell Gallery: We are pleased to announce the second preview of PowerShell Crescendo, a framework to rapidlyĭevelop PowerShell cmdlets for native commands, regardless of platform.

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