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dfinke / PowerShellHumanizer

PowerShell Humanizer wraps Humanizer: meets all your .NET needs for manipulating and displaying strings, enums, dates, times, timespans, numbers and quantities
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Refactor and use latest Humanizer version #18

Open cdhunt opened 5 months ago

cdhunt commented 5 months ago

This PR works for PowerShell 7.4. All tests pass. Some tests fail against 7.2 and 7.3. The latest version of Humanizer doesn't work on 5.1 with simple netstandard2.0 targeting. It might be possible to get working with some additional work, but I don't have much incentive to make that time investment.

The files have been reorganized. The Humanizer library is pulled from Nuget and includes all available cultures. I haven't tested any and culture isn't explicitly passed to any methods, but it might work.

Help has been added to all of the functions and markdown generated.

Tests have been updated to use Pester 5.5.

build.ps1 handles most of the CI work including generating the PSD1 dynamically. A GitHub Actions workflow runs PSScriptAnalyzer and tests for multiple versions of PS. The repo needs a NUGETAPIKEY secret for publishing to the PowerShellGallery.

Fixes #17, #10

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