Gael

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Similar to Redirections, it would be useful to use variable interpolation in Datum similar to Hiera: `'#{user}@#{domain}'` That would do a lookup for User and a lookup for Domain, and...

enhancement

Some Config Data should not or cannot be saved at the correct place of the hierarchy (i.e. a config file, or certificate used as a parameter to a Configuration): ```yaml...

enhancement

find a way to declare how to get the nodes and load their RSOP in the configdata variable. So far, the best I found is this: ```yaml Variables: ConfigurationData: AllNodes:...

Seen when loading a Datum Tree without a defined Data handler. The tree seemed to load fine, the DatumFileProvider looked fine, but the data was actually missing (i.e. `$Datum.AllNodes.DEV.SRV01` was...

bug

There's currently no help available. It'd be good to add some help and get those QA tests passed :)

In Hiera, they allow a specific hierarchy for module independent of the global/env ones, yet overridable in the latter. I really like this idea and it would allow to bundle...

Looking at Ryan's presentation, I realise I forgot to support signature validation on the meta MOFs

I found that it [always tries to download Nuget](https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/PSDepend/blob/master/PSDepend/PSDepend.psm1#L31) from the web even when Nuget is not used as a dependency... (i.e. when using PS Module dependencies). I also don't...

Currently the PSGalleryModule script sets a default of [`PSGallery`](https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/PSDepend/blob/master/PSDepend/PSDependScripts/PSGalleryModule.ps1#L71) to the Variable repository, which means you have to always specify from which Repository the modules needs to be installed/downloaded from,...

Filing for consideration/feedback until I raise a PR. Currently the `git.ps1` script checks that git is available by doing a `get-command git.exe`. https://github.com/RamblingCookieMonster/PSDepend/blob/master/PSDepend/PSDependScripts/Git.ps1#L115-L117 I had an instance where git was...