The scripts in my dotnetcore-windowshosting package use internal variables, function parameters and hashtable keys whose names contain the substring "installArguments" (examples: UninstallerArguments, AdditionalInstallerArguments). This triggers a false positive from the validator.
The InstallScriptsShouldntUseInstallArgumentsRequirement should:
1) only look at environment variable references ($Env:AAA, ${Env:BBB}) and, possibly, relevant methods and cmdlets (Get-EnvironmentVariable, [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable()),
2) match full variable name (chocolateyInstallArguments), not a substring.
The scripts in my
dotnetcore-windowshostingpackage use internal variables, function parameters and hashtable keys whose names contain the substring "installArguments" (examples: UninstallerArguments, AdditionalInstallerArguments). This triggers a false positive from the validator.The InstallScriptsShouldntUseInstallArgumentsRequirement should: 1) only look at environment variable references (
$Env:AAA,${Env:BBB}) and, possibly, relevant methods and cmdlets (Get-EnvironmentVariable,[Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable()), 2) match full variable name (chocolateyInstallArguments), not a substring.(reported as requested by @gep13)