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Pagootle: pgutil, but PowerShell
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I've published the initial release of my module for managing Inedo ProGet to the PowerShell gallery! Pagootle (formerly InedoOps) allows you to manage your ProGet server via PowerShell.
You can via the source code for Pagootle at https://github.com/steviecoaster/Pagootle, read the documentation at https://steviecoaster.github.io/Pagootle/, or via the release on the PowerShell gallery at https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages?q=pagootle
If you're wondering Why the name Pagootle? Well it's a play on the pronunciation of their command-line executable: pgutil.exe! See: https://docs.inedo.com/docs/proget/api/pgutil#how-is-pgutil-pronounced
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@steviecoaster love it!!
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And not just the name of course, but it looks like a great augmentation/tool for sure!
@steviecoaster said in Pagootle: pgutil, but PowerShell:
InedoOps
I always wanted to read that as Inedo Oops , so great new choice
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Me too! I couldn't not hear it every time I talked about it, so it had to change. I stumbled across that pronunciation documentation and the lightbulb went off
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Are there plans to replace the database calls with API functions to secure database controls and access?
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If APIs are made available for things, I'd much prefer that route and will replace using Stored Procs as I can.
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pgutil.exematures I see this module slowly becoming a Crescendo wrapper around it.
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@steviecoaster the Native API should provide access to all of those procs FYI
