Elle
Elle
You can configure module repos in the default profile, which is how I do this. ```powershell D:\> $profile.AllUsersAllHosts C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\profile.ps1 ```
@kilasuit - it also doesn't work if you launch powershell with -noprofile, to be fair. It isn't a security item, so I've never had too big of a problem with...
You are totally right! Thanks for the report. I'll push out a patch as I have a few other bugs to fix too. Thanks for the report!
fantastic workaround, thank you
Hello. I am currently working on this for basically the reasons you mentioned, plus type backing would help bring the objects into compliance with the backend API while also making...
Sorry - I have something I'm cooking up on my local computer. Trying a few different existant modules that will generate stuff from the API spec to see if any...
I have played with it, and it may be how I generate classes but I don't care for the module part of what it generates.
No problem! The structure for the query is a hash table, separate the pieces with a semi-colon. `Get-nbInterface -query @{name='1/1'; device = 'CR'}`
[about_Hash_Tables](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_hash_tables?view=powershell-7) should help with anything more advanced.
set-nbinterface isn't accepting pipeline input - `Set-NbInterface -Object $var` get-nbobject is a generic way of retrieving any object, you should use a specific get like `Get-NBVirtualMachine` instead. `Get-NBVirtualMachine` just wraps...