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- Get-Package (PackageManagement) - PowerShell | Microsoft Learn
The Get-Package cmdlet returns a list of all software packages on the local computer that were installed with PackageManagement You can run Get-Package on remote computers by running it as part of an Invoke-Command or Enter-PSSession command or script Important The commands contained in the PackageManagement module are different than the commands provided by the NuGet module in the Package
- Install-Package (PackageManagement) - PowerShell | Microsoft Learn
The Install-Package cmdlet installs one or more software packages on the local computer If you have multiple software sources, use Get-PackageProvider and Get-PackageSource to display details about your providers Important The commands contained in the PackageManagement module are different than the commands provided by the NuGet module in the Package Manager Console of Visual Studio Each
- GitHub - mosaicMK Script-Packaging-Module: PowerShell Module to help . . .
Script-Packaging-Module PowerShell Module to help package a PowerShell script or script resorces Created By MosaicMK Software LLC https: www mosaicmk com
- How YOU create a script package for PowerShell gallery
Great, you were able to get some information back on that the package (your script), was downloaded from PowerShell Gallery Next, you need to find the install path of the script, to be able to use it
- Anti-Virus | PowerShell Pro Tools
PowerShell that is packaged as an executable can often trigger anti-virus software after packaged The use of PowerShell within malicious executables has led to false positives being found in your own packages This document contains information about anti-virus and PowerShell Pro Tools packaging
- PowerShell Scripts - Ultimate Guide to get Started — LazyAdmin
In this article, I will explain how you can create your own PowerShell Scripts Which tools you can use, how to format your scripts and some general tips to get started At the end of the article, you will also find a template you can use for your scripts PowerShell Editor Most people that start writing PowerShell scripts use a simple notepad tool, like Notepad++ It works for small scripts
- The De Facto Guide for Converting a PS1 to EXE (7 Ways)
Converting PS1 to EXE via the Command Line PS2EXE provides two ways to convert PowerShell scripts to EXEs; a command-line and a GUI Let’s first cover using the command-line To convert a single PowerShell script to EXE via the command-line requires a single line providing the main PS2EXE command (Invoke-PS2EXE) followed by the script’s path to convert and the path to the EXE you’d like
- Is there a way to create a Chocolatey package to run a custom ps1 script?
Chocolatey is a packaging system for 3rd party applications, not for arbitrary PowerShell scripts Instead you might look into putting your script into https: powershellgallery com which allows anyone to add public scripts or modules for execution on any machine
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