John McCarthy

It is possible that the way tests are run would be to be: If a single test do X If multiple tests to Y Playing around with the config file...

The type really isn't the issue. You can pull the current type from the existing setting. Technically I'm not sure we need the type to begin with if you follow...

Yes. Agreed. Whether or not we should or shouldn't and then going down each path. On Sep 26, 2017 6:56 PM, "Justin Sider" wrote: > I'm not sold on using...

I was looking through all my vester files i have i thought i didnt have my work anymore (which I don't) but luckily this inssue has a gist with the...

Maybe another use case for multiple settings in one test is checking the portgroups of a VMhost

I haven't gotten around to testing this out yet. I hope to be able to spend some hours on it this week.

[gist](https://gist.github.com/Midacts/c243b64027fc96c66d509ee6744d84a7) (pretty much the same). Outputs from the test:  I'm write hosting some test for testing purposes. 1110 Advanced settings took 112 seconds. **The slowness is due to the...

I'm thinking we might be able to do one `Get-AdvancedSetting` to get the current values. The Config.json will have the expected values. We should be able to get `Compare-Object` to...

I think this may work. Here's a [link](https://gist.github.com/Midacts/c243b64027fc96c66d509ee6744d84a7) to the updated gist. *Disclaimer - it is just a prototype * I added a `Compare-HashTable` function i found [here](https://powershell.org/forums/topic/hash-table-compare-object/) I placed...

Did anyone need any more information on this to progress this along?