Testing
.NET PowerShell Notebooks – Using Pester
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Using Pester to validate that an environment is as you expect it is a good resource for incident
By: Rob Sewell submitted:Jun 15 2022
Using Pester to validate that an environment is as you expect it is a good resource for incident
resolution, potentially enabling you to quickly establish an area to concentrate on for the issue. However, if you try to run Pester in a .NET Notebook you will receive an error. Now let Rob show you how to fix it.
By: Rob Sewell submitted:Jun 15 2022
Code coverage for PowerShell module development
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In this particular blog, we're going to explore how to create code coverage metrics and
By: Roberth Strand submitted:Jun 16 2022
In this particular blog, we're going to explore how to create code coverage metrics and
automatically send the results to the service codecov.io, which in turn will present the results so that we can see change over time.
By: Roberth Strand submitted:Jun 16 2022
Converting Pester V4 to Pester V5 basics
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Now that Pester V5 is out, I decided that I need to make sure that my Pester tests for all my
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Jun 16 2022
Now that Pester V5 is out, I decided that I need to make sure that my Pester tests for all my
modules keep on running correctly. Some substantial changes in Pester add new features, changing some things, but that also means all the tests that you have defined most likely will need a small push to get it up and running again on Pester V5. Starting this blog post, I wanted to mention that I am by no means an expert on Pester, but I do use it for some time now for most of my projects. I am using basic functionality, but even that basic functionality stops working once you upgrade from PesterV4 to PesterV5, so I thought I would save you some time and give you a small overview of how you can quickly fix it. It works for me, but you may have to find your way to fix things.
By: Przemyslaw Klys submitted:Jun 16 2022
Delving into Pester, Profiler, and PSConfEU with Jakub Jares
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In the latest episode of the PowerShell podcast, we had an insightful chat with Jakub Jares, the
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jul 14 2023
In the latest episode of the PowerShell podcast, we had an insightful chat with Jakub Jares, the
lead maintainer of Pester and a software engineer at Microsoft. The talk circled around the history, growth, and importance of Pester, Jakub's role in the organization and delivery of PSConfEU this year, as well as Profiler, a beneficial PowerShell project for unraveling performance hurdles. The episode concluded on a personal note, discussing Jakub's journey within the PowerShell community and his ascension to his current position at Microsoft.
By: The Powershell Podcast submitted:Jul 14 2023
Discovering Pester Tags with the PowerShell AST
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As I resolved at the end of last year, I am doing more with Pester in 2022. I'm getting a bit more
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
As I resolved at the end of last year, I am doing more with Pester in 2022. I'm getting a bit more
comfortable with Pester 5 and as my tests grow in complexity I am embracing the use of tags. You can add tags to different Pester test elements.
By: Jeff Hicks submitted:Jun 16 2022
Infrastructure Testing with Pester (Pluralsight)
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Are you sure that script you ran on all of your servers actually did what you intended? Be sure in
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jun 16 2022
Are you sure that script you ran on all of your servers actually did what you intended? Be sure in
the PluralSight course, Infrastructure Testing with Pester, where Adam covers how to use Pester and PowerShell to create in-depth infrastructure tests.
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jun 16 2022
Learn PowerShell concepts using Pester!
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Learn how you can use Pester with the help of PSKoans.
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Learn how you can use Pester with the help of PSKoans.
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Learn PowerShell in a Month of Lunches, Linux and macOS Edition
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Learn PowerShell in a Month of Lunches, Linux and macOS Edition is a task-focused tutorial for
By: Travis Plunk and Tyler Leonhardt submitted:Jun 15 2022
Learn PowerShell in a Month of Lunches, Linux and macOS Edition is a task-focused tutorial for
administering Linux and macOS systems using Microsoft PowerShell. Adapted by PowerShell team members Travis Plunk and Tyler Leonhardt from the bestselling Learn Windows PowerShell in a Month of Lunches by community legends Don Jones and Jeffrey Hicks, it features Linux-based examples covering core language features and admin tasks. Designed for busy IT professionals, this innovative guide will take you from the basics to PowerShell proficiency through 25 tutorials you can do in your lunch break.
By: Travis Plunk and Tyler Leonhardt submitted:Jun 15 2022
Pester 4.10.0
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Pester version 4.10.0 has been released.
By: Pester Team submitted:Jun 15 2022
Pester version 4.10.0 has been released.
By: Pester Team submitted:Jun 15 2022
Pester 5 and Group-Object – Best Friends
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Figuring out how to group the output of your Pester tests
By: Shane O'Neill submitted:Jun 16 2022
Figuring out how to group the output of your Pester tests
By: Shane O'Neill submitted:Jun 16 2022
PowerShell Testing Mastery with Data-Driven Pester
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I've been using Pester for a long time off and on. I've always been obsessed with ensuring
By: Adam Bertram submitted:May 17 2024
I've been using Pester for a long time off and on. I've always been obsessed with ensuring
reliability in my PowerShell code. After writing the Pester Book and mentioning some of the methodologies I used with Pester v4 I'll present in this blog post, I've since learned Pester v5 makes my work so much easier.
By: Adam Bertram submitted:May 17 2024
PSProfiler 1.0.1.0
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A great tool that will measure the execution time of each line of your script.
By: Mathias Jessen submitted:Jun 16 2022
A great tool that will measure the execution time of each line of your script.
By: Mathias Jessen submitted:Jun 16 2022
Testing Self-contained Scripts With Pester
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Check out Jakub Jares’s blogpost about testing self-contained scripts with Pester.
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Check out Jakub Jares’s blogpost about testing self-contained scripts with Pester.
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Testing, Testing, 1…2…3: Using Pester for Infrastructure Validation
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This talk will show how to use Pester, the pervasive testing framework for PowerShell, for
By: submitted:Jun 15 2022
This talk will show how to use Pester, the pervasive testing framework for PowerShell, for
validating that your infrastructure is operating how you expect.
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The classy way to complete and validate PowerShell Parameters
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Do you ever wonder why PowerShell parameters are written the way they are? For example, when saying
By: James O'Neill submitted:Jun 15 2022
Do you ever wonder why PowerShell parameters are written the way they are? For example, when saying
a parameter may have a value of null why does the attribute need to be written [AllowNull()] with an empty () ?
By: James O'Neill submitted:Jun 15 2022
The Pester Book
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Learn all about Pester, the testing framework for PowerShell.
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jun 15 2022
Learn all about Pester, the testing framework for PowerShell.
By: Adam Bertram submitted:Jun 15 2022
Unit testing in PowerShell, introduction to Pester
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When people (at least IT people) thinks about PowerShell, they think about some magic commands and
By: Olivier Miossec submitted:Jun 15 2022
When people (at least IT people) thinks about PowerShell, they think about some magic commands and
maybe about some scripts and sometime more. PowerShell is more than that. It's not only a sequential programming language it's also a functional language. You can create functions and modules, but not only you can use it as configuration management with DSC and other tools, you can use it in serverless platforms like AWS Lambda or Azure Functions, you can build cloud solutions either on Azure or AWS. You can build complete solutions with PowerShell.
By: Olivier Miossec submitted:Jun 15 2022
Unit testing in PowerShell, introduction to Pester
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Great article by Olivier Miossec about getting started with unit testing in PowerShell with an
By: submitted:Jun 15 2022
Great article by Olivier Miossec about getting started with unit testing in PowerShell with an
introduction to Pester.
By: submitted:Jun 15 2022