Closed Plork closed 7 years ago
Still haven't gotten to the bottom of this. But when a module has it's own dependencies
ie.
RequiredModules = @( @{ ModuleName = 'ModuleName' ModuleVersion = '1.0.0' } )
PsDepend goes and finds that module but it stops processing the original module because it has found a match.
for Example Module A requires Module B with version 1.0.0. When I invoke-psdepend it processes Module A and stops when it says:
VERBOSE: Found existing module [Module B] VERBOSE: You have the requested version [1.0.0] of [Module B]
I tried making it 'DependsOn' in the requirement file but then it just shows VERBOSE: You have the requested version [1.0.0] of [Module B] twice
VERBOSE: You have the requested version [1.0.0] of [Module B]
My bad, an idiot messed with the psd1 file of Module B ;) no idea who ... /whistles
Still haven't gotten to the bottom of this. But when a module has it's own dependencies
ie.
PsDepend goes and finds that module but it stops processing the original module because it has found a match.
for Example Module A requires Module B with version 1.0.0. When I invoke-psdepend it processes Module A and stops when it says:
I tried making it 'DependsOn' in the requirement file but then it just shows
VERBOSE: You have the requested version [1.0.0] of [Module B]
twice