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Based on the description in issue #3 (and I think I saw it elsewhere also, but cannot find that right now) I expected only deployments tagged with all specified tags, to be invoked when I call invoke-psdeploy with multiple tags. But my tests show that the opposite is the case. Apparently all deployments that have any of the specified tags are invoked (see attached gif)
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Hi there, I would like to help with implementing this feature, in fact I already did implement a -TagsAnd switch for Invoke-PSDeploy that causes the Tags to be And'ed. However I don't particularly like the paramter name I chose, and maybe the PSDeploy way to do it would rather be something else. So i'd be happy to implement a different approach if there is one.
I'm also open to implemting -TagOperator suggested by @csandfeld , but since, at least from how I understood what -TagOperator should be like, the only viable options would be -TagOperator And and -TagOperator Or I'm not sure if thats not overkill?
Based on the description in issue #3 (and I think I saw it elsewhere also, but cannot find that right now) I expected only deployments tagged with all specified tags, to be invoked when I call invoke-psdeploy with multiple tags. But my tests show that the opposite is the case. Apparently all deployments that have any of the specified tags are invoked (see attached gif)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: