Ensure PowerShell Module
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Ensure PowerShell Module
Ensures that the specified PowerShell module is installed.
Script usage:
Ensure-PsModule( Module: <text>, [Version: <text>], [MinimumVersion: <text>], [Force: <true/false>], [Repository: <text>], [Scope: <text>], [Exists: <true/false>], [AllowClobber: <true/false>], [AllowPrerelease: <true/false>], [AcceptLicense: <true/false>], [AllVersions: <true/false>], [Parameters: <%(key1: value1, ...)>], [Verbose: <true/false>], [DebugLogging: <true/false>] );
This operation may be prefixed with PowerShell::
, although this is a built-in namespace and isn't really necessary.
Arguments:
Name | Format | Script Usage | Usage Notes |
---|---|---|---|
☆ Module | text | Module | This argument is required. |
Version | text | Version | |
Minimum Version | text | MinimumVersion | |
Force | true/false | Force | Use this to force installation to bypass the Untrusted Repository error or to force this version to install side-by-side with other versions that already exist. |
Repository Name | text | Repository | |
Scope | text | Scope | Typically "Local" or "Global" |
Exists | true/false | Exists | |
Allow Clobber | true/false | AllowClobber | |
Allow Prerelease | true/false | AllowPrerelease | |
Accept License | true/false | AcceptLicense | For PowerShell Core only! |
All Versions | true/false | AllVersions | |
Parameters | %(key1: value1, ...) | Parameters | Additional parameters to pass to Install-Module. Example: %(DestinationPath: C:\hdars\1000.txt, Contents: test file ensured) |
Verbose | true/false | Verbose | |
Debug Logging | true/false | DebugLogging |
Note: An argument may be explicitly converted to an integral type by prefixing the value with [type::<typeName>], where <typeName> is one of: int, uint, long, ulong, double, decimal. Normally this conversion is performed automatically and this is not necessary.
Example:
# ensures the existence of a module on the server Ensure-PsModule ( Module: PackageManagement, MinimumVersion: 1.4.6, Repository: internal-powershell, Exists: true ); # ensures the existence of a specific version of a module on the server Ensure-PsModule ( Module: PackageManagement, Version: 1.4.6, Repository: internal-powershell, Force: true, Exists: true );
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