Gijs Reijn

@SteveL-MSFT unfortunately, the adapter doesn't support it because it doesn't cast the `Credential` to a `PSCredential` object. For example, running the following configuration: ```yaml $schema: https://aka.ms/dsc/schemas/v3/bundled/config/document.json parameters: CredentialObject: type: secureObject...

@michaeltlombardi Hi Mikey, I was looking through the history and liked what you've written down in this issue. I really liked the part on potentially publishing configuration documents, essentially giving...

@michaeltlombardi and @anamnavi Do you mind having a look into this issue?

Thanks for checking out the issue Steve. If you want me to take a look into it or create documentation around somewhere, just give me a heads-up.

@SteveL-MSFT Legend. Thanks for checking it out. I was also thinking of another example were you use the > in YAML. Haven't tested that one out.

@anmenaga Hey Andrew, I definitely didn’t want to step on your toes, but while I was testing the WMI adapter, I thought I'd contribute a bit. Would you mind taking...

@michaeltlombardi Hey Mikey, I could not attend the DSC community call last week so was unable to ask the question here. In the wmi.resource.ps1 file, resources are listed in a...

@SteveL-MSFT Thanks for the response. I get the point, thought of picking most of the content what was already available from the `powershell-adapter`.

> If I understand what you're trying to do, you want to use a resource that takes a single value and be able to specify an array so that single...

I get both the points and I definitely agree on the part that there shouldn't be too much overhead. If it solves the goal that the configuration document in itself...