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PowerShell Universal version 3.0 was released April 22nd, 2022. Since then, we’ve had 70 releases to add new functionality, fix bugs and improve user experience. We are reaching the end of our PowerShell Universal v3 feature development. Now that we have reached this milestone, we are looking forward to PowerShell Universal version 4.0. Over the next few months, we’ll be building on our v3 platform to deliver the next major version of PowerShell Universal.
This post outlines the new features of PowerShell Pro Tools and PowerShell Universal that have been added in the March 2023 release cycle. Table of Contents PowerShell Universal 3.8 Enhanced API Documentation New and Improved Components for Dashboards PSScriptAnalyzer Support Git History and Conflict Resolution Full Release Notes Downloads PowerShell Pro Tools 2023.3.0 Package.psd1 support for PSPackager PSPackager Support for PSScriptPad Full Release Notes Downloads PowerShell Universal 3.8 Enhanced API Documentation PowerShell Universal now supports multiple API documentation definitions.
What is a NuGet feed? As defined by Microsoft: NuGet is the package manager for .NET. The NuGet client tools provide the ability to produce and consume packages. NuGet.org and the PowerShell Gallery are examples of NuGet feeds. They allow users to publish packages to allow other users to consume them. When you use Publish-PSResource or Publish-Module, you are creating a NuGet package and publishing it to a feed. Creating a NuGet Feed in PowerShell Universal Typical NuGet feeds are based on thousands of lines of code to provide a robust mechanisms for storing metadata, caching and searching packages.