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This release was about interactive usage, less typing and more valuable information. The sample based introduction is on ReleaseNotes-ISHRemote-0.7; worth a click. The full details are below.
If you don't know what PowerShell or ISHRemote are about. Or don't know how to install it, then have a look at the videos and supporting blogposts on https://community.sdl.com/product-groups/sdl-tridion-dx/tridion-docs/b/weblog/posts/automating-tasks-in-sdl-tridion-docs-using-powershell
- The
-IshSessionparameter became optional. So after aNew-IshSessioncall your PowerShell session keeps track of that for you and passes it into the other ISHRemote cmdlets. #46- You don't need to actively catch the result in a variable anymore (like
$ishSession) and pass it on every cmdlet like-IshSession $ishSession. - Note that on every cmdlet you can still explicitly pass an
IshSessionthat overwrites the PowerShell session or when you want to connect to multiple systems from one PowerShell session to transfer or compare.
- You don't need to actively catch the result in a variable anymore (like
- The
-RequestedMetadataparameter was optional, but got more sensible defaults. On v0.6 and earlier it would not retrieve any metadata besides theDescriptivefields which are the identifiers of the object. Now it will default toBasicfields which are the typical fields you want to see likeFSTATUSandFTITLE. #48 - The new
BasicRequestedMetadata combined with automatedPSNotePropertygeneration and more explicit derived types ofIshObjectlikeIshDocumentObj,IshPublicationOutput, etc allow smoother interactive table rendering in PowerShell. Per object type the*.format.ps1xmlwas adjusted so by default it would show for example Title, LogicalId, Version, Language, optional Resolution, etc forIshDocumentObjcmdlets. #48 - Added the following cmdlets
If you want to know the details and have links to the source code, have a look at https://github.com/sdl/ISHRemote/releases/tag/v0.7
Have fun,
Dave
