July 2018
Beginner
552 pages
13h 18m
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On top of your well-defined module, there is still the module manifest. If you are serious about proper module development, you should spend time on the manifest, as well. Among the usual meta information, such as author, creation date, and description, the manifest contains a list of exported functions, required modules, version dependencies, .NET libraries, and more.
When publishing your module to a gallery, the manifest will be used to generate additional information that the package management system is able to use:
@{# Script module or binary module file associated with this manifest.RootModule = 'MyManifestModule.psm1'# Version number of this module.ModuleVersion = '0.0.1'# Supported PSEditionsCompatiblePSEditions ...Read now
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