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@{
ModuleVersion = '0.5.7'
RootModule = 'PSDevOps.psm1'
Description = 'PowerShell Tools for DevOps'
Guid = 'e6b56c5f-41ac-4ba4-8b88-2c063f683176'
PrivateData = @{
PSData = @{
Tags = 'ADO', 'AzureDevOps', 'PSDevOps', 'DevOps'
ProjectURI = 'https://github.com/StartAutomating/PSDevOps'
LicenseURI = 'https://github.com/StartAutomating/PSDevOps/blob/master/LICENSE'
ReleaseNotes = @'
0.5.7:
---
* Fixing issue with setting branch permissions (#136)
* Get/Set-ADOPermission: Support for ServiceEndpoints (#137)
* Set-ADOPermission: Exposing specialized parameter sets (#138)
* PSDevOps.WorkProcess objects now return .ProcessName and .ProcessID as alias properties
0.5.6:
---
### Azure DevOps Improvements
* Get-ADOPermission : Can now get permissions related to Dashboards, Analytics, AreaPaths, and IterationPaths
* Set-ADOPermission : Now can easily set permissions based off of a variety of pipeline inputs (Fixes #128 and #91)
* Get-ADOAreaPath : Removing "Area" from paths passed in, formatting returns with 'AreaPath' instead of 'Path'
* Get-ADOIterationPath : Removing "Iteration" from paths passed in, formatting returns with 'IterationPath' instead of 'Path'
* Get-ADOBuild : Extended Type Definitions now contain an alias property of BuildPath
### GitHub Workflow Improvements
* Adding "On" files for issue creation, deletion, or modification (Fixes #132)
* Adding "On" files for common scheduling needs (Fixes #134)
* ReleaseNameFormat can not be customized in ReleaseModule step (Fixes #130)
Previous Release Notes available in [CHANGELOG.md](https://github.com/StartAutomating/PSDevOps/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md)
'@
}
Colors = @{
Build = @{
Succeeded = '#00ff00'
Failed = '#ff0000'
}
}
}
FormatsToProcess = 'PSDevOps.format.ps1xml'
TypesToProcess = 'PSDevOps.types.ps1xml'
Author = 'James Brundage'
Copyright = '2019 Start-Automating'
PowerShellVersion ='3.0'
}