Josh Hendricks

I'm having the same issue. My project includes a .NET Framework DLL written in C# which needs to be compiled, and the output staged with the PowerShell module files prior...

I'm a bit new to BuildHelpers and PowerShellBuild, and trying to educate myself on how the build environments are constructed to understand what kind of paths you could potentially see...

I've solved the issue for my purposes with a [minor modification](https://github.com/jhendricks123/PowerShellBuild/commit/312de566467e2fc23cbb263922295559296b11e8#diff-c11dea78255d2ab8146b9a87dffb473b28235848499e4fc6afa75929bc5c7ec5) and tests are passing. I don't think any sort of re-implementation of IsPathFullyQualified is necessary in this case, but...

Okay, I'll get started! What's your current CI? I see references to Azure DevOps, AppVeyor, and GitHub Actions and I'm not sure if DevOps/AppVeyor are still being used or if...

Thanks for the notice - I can understand that. If you end up merging any of it, maybe it marks a major version increment to signal that there _might_ be...

I may have gotten a bit carried away... however, the tests pass on all three OS's and the import times are significantly faster when importing the "compiled" copy. I won't...

Sounds good, I'm free today and pretty flexible any other day so feel free to shoot an invite over to joshooaj at gmail any time 😎

I still depend on PowerShell 5.1 due to a dependency on .NET Framework, but it's a heavy burden to maintain backward compatibility even for a for-profit organization let alone an...

Thanks @LaurentDardenne! I agree that supporting dependency/requirements file formats for specific modules like PSDepend is more trouble than it's worth, for all the reasons you outline. If there were one...

One more user looking for devcontainer support for Windows Containers. I thought I'd dip my toes into devcontainers and got a good Dockerfile setup where I could build and test...