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I have noticed an issue when executing "edit function", and powershell studio is modifying a ValidateRange.
If i have the following set:
function test-function {
PARAM
(
[ValidateRange(1,[int]::MaxValue)]
[int]$Count= 10
)
}
if you edit the function (you only need to open the menu, and click ok), it will change it to the following:
function test-function {
PARAM
(
[ValidateRange(1,1)]
[int]$Count= 10
)
}
which breaks the intention of the ValidateRange
Issue with Edit Function changing ValidateRange
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- jdainsworth
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- mxtrinidad
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Re: Issue with Edit Function changing ValidateRange
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- mxtrinidad
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- Last visit: Tue May 16, 2023 6:52 am
Re: Issue with Edit Function changing ValidateRange
This is what's happening...
First, there's nothing wrong with the "Edit Function".
To properly use the "Edit Function", you need to go the "Parameters" popup window and in the "Misc" field change "MaxRange" value from "1" to "10".
After clicking "OK", then you get:
function test-function {
param
(
[ValidateRange(1, 10)]
[int]$Count = 10
)
#TODO: Place script here
}
But, this means that you don't need to assign the value "10" to the $Count variable.
function test-function {
param
(
[ValidateRange(1, 10)]
[int]$Count
)
#TODO: Place script here
}
So the "Edit Functions" will not interpret the .NET code: "[int]::MaxValue)" as instead it need an Integer value.
Hope this helps!
First, there's nothing wrong with the "Edit Function".
To properly use the "Edit Function", you need to go the "Parameters" popup window and in the "Misc" field change "MaxRange" value from "1" to "10".
After clicking "OK", then you get:
function test-function {
param
(
[ValidateRange(1, 10)]
[int]$Count = 10
)
#TODO: Place script here
}
But, this means that you don't need to assign the value "10" to the $Count variable.
function test-function {
param
(
[ValidateRange(1, 10)]
[int]$Count
)
#TODO: Place script here
}
So the "Edit Functions" will not interpret the .NET code: "[int]::MaxValue)" as instead it need an Integer value.
Hope this helps!
- jdainsworth
- Posts: 25
- Last visit: Thu Dec 14, 2023 9:10 am
Re: Issue with Edit Function changing ValidateRange
I don't want the end range to be 10, I want it to be [int]::MaxValue. However that is beside the point. I created a range validation by hand, opened the edit window, and it altered a manually created range validation, and specifically changed it to a code breaking value.
I would consider this to be a fairly major issue. Powershell Studio should not alter a RangeValidation (or any other properties of a parameter). If it is unable to parse the input, or it is going to make a breaking change because it doesn't understand the code, it should notify the user and not make any changes.
I would consider this to be a fairly major issue. Powershell Studio should not alter a RangeValidation (or any other properties of a parameter). If it is unable to parse the input, or it is going to make a breaking change because it doesn't understand the code, it should notify the user and not make any changes.
- mxtrinidad
- Posts: 399
- Last visit: Tue May 16, 2023 6:52 am
Re: Issue with Edit Function changing ValidateRange
Valid Point! If is a valid line then it shouldn't make the change.
I would recommend to please submit "Feature Request" to: https://www.sapien.com/requests
We appreciate your feedback!
I would recommend to please submit "Feature Request" to: https://www.sapien.com/requests
We appreciate your feedback!