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Commands that execute a transaction should return a response with some result details #22
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A suggestion is to add a parameter that specifies the level of output, "Quiet" or "Detailed" or something similar. |
if you use something like If you go this route, something else to consider is whether you will allow multiple information levels to be allowed in a single invocation. [string[]] and whatnot. I would personally advise AGAINST allowing a streaming output of true/false down the pipeline that will end with a final object that has totals. Just some thoughts on what I am thinking would fulfill all the ways that I think a user may want output: [ValidateSet('Detailed','Total','Pipeline','Quiet')]
[string]$InformationLevel
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Is it correct, that currently the commands only return an empty line? Even when piping the commands into "Out-Null", an empty line is added in the terminal. |
That seems to be the case, yeah. Definitely a bug, will look into it! |
@Studermarc this is now solved in #70 (not this issue #22, but your comment about empty lines). Version 3.2.1 with a fix should be up on the Gallery soon 🚀 |
Awesome. Many thanks.
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The Add, Update, Remove (etc.) commands should return some type of output with information on how they did.
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