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PowerShell Gallery #1013

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ebekker opened this issue Jun 14, 2017 · 13 comments
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PowerShell Gallery #1013

ebekker opened this issue Jun 14, 2017 · 13 comments
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@ebekker
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ebekker commented Jun 14, 2017

Any chance to add support for PowerShell Gallery? It's nuget based like many other services here.

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Would you like to try submitting a pull request to add it? If it's NuGet-based, it should be very easy to add (see mapNugetFeed and mapNugetFeedV2 in server.js)

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PS Gallery is nuget v2 based.  Fixes badges#1013.
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ebekker commented Jun 30, 2017

@Daniel15, great suggestion, thanks -- I've submitted a PR.

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* Adding support for PowerShell Gallery

PS Gallery is nuget v2 based.  Fixes #1013.

* Updating examples with PowerShell Gallery
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@ebekker @Daniel15 Hey Eugene and Daniel, I saw that this functionality was added in commit ce0eb7b , but it does not appear that the functionality is working (the examples added to try.html in the commit are both broken, as seen here and here). Any clue why this would be the case? I would love to add this to the Azure PowerShell repository 😃

Thanks in advance!

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Daniel15 commented Aug 9, 2017

It's likely the site hasn't been redeployed yet. @espadrine manages all that stuff, so I'll let him chime in here 😃

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@Daniel15 @espadrine perfect, thanks for the update!

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ebekker commented Aug 11, 2017

Is there a way to see what version of the code base is deployed to the public site? I was trying to find a way to match against a tag or something in GitHub but it doesn't look to be there?

Or alternatively, is there any indication in the GitHub repo when a release is deployed, like a tag, a PR or an issue? Or maybe a tweet or announcement some other way? I couldn't find any convention.

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Not sure, sorry 😢 . I haven't really handled that side of things. I'll try pinging @espadrine again as I haven't heard back.

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This has been deployed now.

For future reference, to see the version that's currently deployed, you can look at the gh-pages branch. The deploy process updates the servers and force-pushes a deploy commit to that branch. Github Pages hosts https://shields.io/index.html. @ebekker @Daniel15

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ebekker commented Sep 24, 2017

@paulmelnikow thank you!

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@paulmelnikow thanks Paul!

@jzabroski
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How do I use this?

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@jzabroski Hey John, here's an example of how we use it in the Azure PowerShell repository:

[![AzureRM](https://img.shields.io/powershellgallery/v/AzureRM.svg?style=flat-square&label=AzureRM)](https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/AzureRM/)

Note: the PowerShell Gallery badges are currently broken -- see this issue

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Ah, the #2078 is why I was having troubles. Thanks!

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