Add command data file for PowerShell v2 (needed to adapt script) #1091
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…nalyzer into commandData_v2 # Conflicts: # RuleDocumentation/UseCompatibleCmdlets.md
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…erShell#1091) * add command data file for v2 (needed to adapt script) * trigger ci
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PR Summary
When I demoed the
UseCompatibleCmdletsrule at psday, I was being asked if there is an option for v2, so here it is.In order to produce the file (on WinServer 2009R2), I had to customise it (import all modules since lazy loading is not enabled, do not use
write-progress, use the correct parameter set names forAdd-Member, query all Snapins and produce an xml file instead due to lacking json support, etc.). The customised script is here: New-CommandDataFile.zipAfter running it and copying the produced xml file to a machine with powershell 5.1, I converted it to JSON as follows:
Import-Clixml .\desktop-2.0-windows.xml | ConvertTo-Json -Depth 4 | Out-File .\desktop-2.0-windows.json -Encoding utf8I manually check with
ConvertFrom-Json(which does not exist in v2) andWrite-Warning(which does exist) that the JSON structure is still valid due to xml conversion.PR Checklist
.cs,.ps1and.psm1files have the correct copyright headerWIP:to the beginning of the title and remove the prefix when the PR is ready.