Open smaglio81 opened 10 years ago
It looks like it just installs nuget packages. I don't think it would be too hard to support that.
Yeah, all you need is to create a psd1 (like a nuspec), then Publish-Module. You'll need PS v5.0 preview. PS v5 should be available for Windows 7 down the road.
Thanks, Doug. Do you have a link to the docs for Publish-Module? I wasn't able to find it. (I do have the april preview.)
You might not be able to publish it just yet. Though the PSGet module was released for preview, I think the gallery that it's using as its backend is still invite-only. Microsoft pushed a few of their own bits, and asked MVPs to upload some modules as well a few days before TechEd.
Once the gallery is made public, the process is pretty simple. You register your Microsoft account to the gallery and it assigns you a NuGet API key. You pass that key to the Publish-Module command, and it takes care of the rest. (Assuming that you have all the necessary items defined in your module manifest; if not, the error messages are descriptive enough to tell you what's missing.)
I guess I'll wait for the official release...
You'd need the May 2014 release. I didn't realize the MS repo was invite only though, Thanks Dave. You could set up a local Nuget repo or try MyGet for free.
I didn't realize it was invite only either. Sorry about that.
If you want to play around with PowerShellGet on Windows 7; that can also be done: http://stevenmaglio.blogspot.com/2014/05/using-powershellget-on-win7.html
Thanks everyone for the amazing responses.
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On May 27, 2014, at 12:59 PM, Doug Finke notifications@github.com wrote:
You'd need the May 2014 release. I didn't realize the repo was invite only though, Thanks Dave.
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Hello Mr. Wagner,
We're you thinking about adding PSMock/PShould/PSate to the PowerShellGet repository?