PSDeployScripts/PSGalleryScript.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Deploys a script to a PowerShell repository like the PowerShell Gallery. .DESCRIPTION Deploys a script to a PowerShell repository like the PowerShell Gallery. .PARAMETER Deployment Deployment to run Source is the path of the module to deploy. Target is a valid PSRepository name. Defaults to PSGallery .PARAMETER ApiKey API Key used to authenticate to PowerShell repository. #> [cmdletbinding()] param( [ValidateScript({ $_.PSObject.TypeNames[0] -eq 'PSDeploy.Deployment' })] [psobject[]]$Deployment, [Parameter(Mandatory)] [string]$ApiKey ) foreach($deploy in $Deployment) { if(-not $deploy.Targets) { #Default to the PSGallery $deploy.Targets = @('PSGallery') } foreach($target in $deploy.Targets) { Write-Verbose -Message "Starting deployment [$($deploy.DeploymentName)] to PowerShell repository [$Target]" # Validate that $target has been setup as a valid PowerShell repository $validRepo = Get-PSRepository -Name $target -Verbose:$false -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue if (-not $validRepo) { throw "[$target] has not been setup as a valid PowerShell repository." } # Publish-Module supports specifying either the name of a module or the path to a module. # Since PSDeploy validates that the value specified in 'FromSource' is a valid path before # invoking the deployment script, we don't support specifying just the module name as that # would cause PSDeploy to throw an error when validating the value in FromSouce. For this # deployment script, only the path to the module root is supported. $params = @{ Path = $deploy.Source Repository = $target NuGetApiKey = $deploy.DeploymentOptions.ApiKey Verbose = $VerbosePreference } Publish-Script @params } } |