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Support specifying PowerShell Module Version #963
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Hi 👋 The request makes sense to me and I like the suggested approach of using the @russellds if you are interested, feel free to open a PR with the proposed changes. We appreciate community contributions and I'm happy to help with the reviews 🙏 |
Hi @samruddhikhandale , I have created the PR for this fix here: #993 |
Hi @samruddhikhandale , Addressed review comments on the PR and also added a test case to verify the specified Powershell module version is installed successfully. |
* #963 specific powershell module version install * review comments addressed * added test for the version specific module installation and addressed review comments * Update src/powershell/install.sh * Update src/powershell/install.sh * Update src/powershell/install.sh --------- Co-authored-by: Samruddhi Khandale <[email protected]>
It would be extremely helpful if you could specify the version of the PowerShell module(s) to be installed. There are times where I need a specific version, typically with the Azure PowerShell module, because of issues with the latest version.
A simple way to do it would be to seperate the module and version with a colon, see below. If the version is not specified, then install the latest as it currently works.
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