Gilbert Sanchez

I was using a dummy VM for a demo (on how to use Stucco) and it looks like I ran into the same issue.

Can you check what version of Pester you have loaded?

@devblackops Should `script:FilterOutCommonParams` be global? I think that's what I had to do with mine to work: https://github.com/HeyItsGilbert/RPGDice/runs/3519100933?check_suite_focus=true My bad. I must have missed that I changed that in mine....

@devblackops Looks like 0.4.0 does have the old one. I'm guessing a new version of the module just needs to be published? I didn't see a GH action to publish....

Using comments would be nice. Rubocop does something like: ```ruby # rubocop:disable RuleByName This is a long line # rubocop:enable RuleByName ``` It also supports having multiple rules disabled with...

Seems to be the same for the `.github` folder. @devblackops maybe something funky happened during the build? Almost like something didn't follow the dot folders (which I see with bash/zsh...

Having a handy logger function that could write logs async (so as not to block responses) would be really helpful. Maybe the end user could supply the function to process...

> I failed to see that there is already defined a `-Description` parameter on the `Task` function. I wonder how people use that parameter? Is it displayed, if used? (Rhetorical...

This is a pretty common problem with Pester (see [PSScriptAnalyzer/issues/946](https://github.com/PowerShell/PSScriptAnalyzer/issues/946)). I think adding the `$script:` suggestion to the docs is a reasonable fix until PSScriptAnalyzer has a better suggestion.

For PowerShell, RHEL 9 is already supported and in theory should also work for CentOS 9. https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/17548.