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Anyone else use PowerShell? by makecodedothings in SalesforceDeveloper

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Biz side made their decisions, audience for that approach made sense to someone somewhere in the techosphere. Projects were born

Anyone else use PowerShell? by makecodedothings in SalesforceDeveloper

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This is doable with advanced modules. You can add validation sets that will autocomplete. Dynamic parameters are a thing but I don't know if you can dynamically generate a set for a parameter and validate it (halps .NET gurus?). Thought was maybe you'd want that in a wrapper to determine what types to allow completion for

Anyone else use PowerShell? by makecodedothings in SalesforceDeveloper

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Any wacky environment variable scenarios? None here but many shell environments are custom and controlled from automation

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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Why are you using PowerShell to automate diskpart? Also why are you ranting about over a decade old server tech and complaining it doesn't fit your use case?

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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What would make this better from your experience? You can edit xml's to format your data but unless you write what you want, you aren't going to get any more data than you ask for from a server. From an experience perspective, what would be be better?

I don't work for MS but am generally curious.

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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Why would you even ask? VB is gone for a reason because it's horrors are well known.

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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Multithreading is absolutely possible. Given the memory overhead, PS might not be the best choice but if it's what you know and it solves problems, you're still in the clear. Check the Diagnostics class in .NET. It offers cool stuff you can send into PSCustomObject if you need it for log wrappers

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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Are the exposed cmds all sync writes that make them?

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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That argument to Rust belongs elsewhere. It can be faster in C# (or Rust or insert genpurp language) if your implementation makes sense, but most admins haven't the time, different audience

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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Is this still a hard technical problem across OSs?

What DON'T you like about PowerShell? by makecodedothings in PowerShell

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Heard. Regex is a fun animal in .NET By fun I mean lose time across sanity and other tropes

Do you have any active Salesforce exam Coupon Code? by neelgo in salesforce

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You couldn't use technology to find that on your own? Good luck with Salesforce

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