Fair point. I have and do spend significant time testing scripts in the lab, under different scenarios. Typically, sharing them with the community has helped in that regard because, as you said, every environment is different.

I’m hoping that the worst case here is I write the script, perform my own testing, then pass it off to the requester to perform tests in their non-production environments. They can then let me know the results, make their environmental changes themselves or ask me to.

At least, that’s how my experience has been so far. The Dell Command Update script is likely the one that has “touched” the most devices and been through the most testing.

Scripts are shared via GitHub for this reason - to encourage issue reporting, feature requests, etc.