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What can GitHub do for your PowerShell scripts? Richard talks to Barbara Forbes about using GitHub and PowerShell together. Barbara first discusses the fundamentals - using GitHub as your source code repository for PowerShell. It takes some time to learn, but you can start just using it for yourself. Things get more complex when multiple people start to work on the scripts, but they also get better. Then the conversation turns to the fun stuff - using Github Copilot to help you write your scripts, incorporating GitHub Actions to automate testing and deployment. PowerShell code is code and should have all the protections and power tools that GitHub provides!
Links:
- PowerShell on GitHub
- Visual Studio Code
- GitHub Skills
- GitHub Flow
- GitHub Copilot
- GitHub Actions
- Pester
- PSProfiler
- Barbara's Blog
Recorded August 3, 2022
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