Thanks to the amazing work of @thorstenbutz and #psconfeu my latest talk on #pspester is already on youtube for you to watch:
New assertions in Pester 6
https://t.co/dRSBECG7Ij
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Pester 6.0.0-alpha4 is out, we are now signing on server rather than "manually". Please let me know if you see any errors regarding script signatures.
Also checkout the cool fixes :)
https://t.co/dYBsWCSR75
#pspester#powershell
Turns out we are not including . folders (like .github) in test runs on linux, so any .Tests.ps1 files there are ignored: https://t.co/cZCNJrMOAD
If we changed to include all hidden folders, except for `.git`, do you think it would break your test base?
#powershell#pspester
I've published Assert 0.9.6, to fix usage in PowerShell 7.
And with that the repo is archived, the assertions moved to Pester and are released in Pester 6.0.0-alpha1.
https://t.co/xvBCPT965f
#powershell#pspester
Pester 6.0.0-alpha1 is out, Assert assertions are now part of Pester, and we dropped support for old PowerShells.
If you have a breaking change, or other change you would like to see in Pester 6 let us know.
https://t.co/GgaXT2eKJ2
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@merill@fabian_bader@Thomas_Live It looks awesome.
This shows a HTML report of tests uploaded as an artifact right? Or is there some tighter integration with azdo?
🥳 🎉 Folks, @fabian_bader, @Thomas_Live & I are excited to launch Maester today after working on this over many long nights & weekends!
Maester is an open source, test framework that you can set up in minutes to test & continuously monitor your Microsoft security config
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https://t.co/8LLrUjjmgb We plan to drop support for unsupported versions of PowerShell in 5.6.0, so only PowerShell 5.1 and 7.2 (and newer) will be supported.