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Tag Archives: Powershell
Quickly Create a PowerShell Snippet in the ISE Using an Add On
As you know, starting with PowerShell V3, we have had the ability to create our own snippets within the PowerShell ISE. I actually covered doing this a while back using the New-ISESnippet cmdlet that is available to use so I … Continue reading
Quick Hits: Tracking The Status of GitHub Using PowerShell
This evening I noticed that GitHub, a site for collaborating and sharing code that I use for all of my projects, was down for an unknown reason. The site showed the dreaded ‘Unicorn of 503’ and I was left without … Continue reading
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Updated Function to Remove Long Files and Directories
I had a post last month ( or year for that matter) on Hey, Scripting Guy! where I talked about using PInvoke and PowerShell to create a function that allowed you to remove files which were nested too deep in … Continue reading
2016 PowerShell Resolutions
I had a pretty good response with my post from last year on your PowerShell resolutions both in the comments and elsewhere on the internet for 2015 that I decided to do another one! First I am going to look … Continue reading