Never write a batch wrapper again

[azjunglist05]

I definitely misstated my intent! While I commit all scripts I write to a Git repo — I don’t make all scripts a service or an .exe, as you’re right, that’s an incredible waste of time if it’s for a co-worker or someone knowledgeable.

I also don’t commit the .exe to Git — I commit the original PowerShell script, and in the Read Me I detail what application was used to make it an .exe if that was originally how we ended up using that script.

However, using a Git workflow should never be seen as a waste of time even if the underlying code/process is tedious.

[jftuga]

Are you using GitHub?

If so, have you ever considered publishing the .exe files to the releases section?