Analyze Script tool false positive regarding pipeline input

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cmonahan
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Analyze Script tool false positive regarding pipeline input

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"Analyze Script" is returning "Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block." when I've explicitly set ValueFromPiple to false.

Thanks for your help, and a great product.

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92 param (
93 [Parameter(Position = 1, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][string]$Ucs = $null,
94 [Parameter(Position = 2, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][System.Management.Automation.PSCredential]$Credential = $null,
95 [Parameter(Position = 3, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][switch]$UCSManager = $null,
96 [Parameter(Position = 4, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][switch]$UCSMgmt = $null,
97 [Parameter(Position = 5, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][int]$ChassisId = $null,
98 [Parameter(Position = 6, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][int]$RackServerId = $null,
99 [Parameter(Position = 7, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][switch]$CIMC = $null,
100 [Parameter(Position = 8, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][switch]$IOM = $null,
101 [Parameter(Position = 9, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][int]$Timeout = 1200, # Will abort cmdlet after 20 minutes.
102 [Parameter(Position = 10, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][string]$PathPattern = $PWD, # Defaulting to local directory because if not set the cmdlet will put files in the $HOME directory.
103 [Parameter(Position = 11, ValueFromPipeline = $false)][bool]$Quiet = $false
104 )
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Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (93, 64): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (94, 99): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (95, 64): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (96, 64): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (97, 61): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (98, 61): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (99, 64): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (100, 64): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (101, 61): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (102, 65): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
Get-mUCSTechSupportFiles.ps1 (103, 63): Warning: Command accepts pipeline input but has not defined a process block.
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Re: Analyze Script tool false positive regarding pipeline input

Post by brittneyr »

Analyze Script is using the PSScriptAnalyzer module to check your script. If you believe there is a bug, you can report a bug here:
https://github.com/PowerShell/PSScriptAnalyzer
Brittney
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