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fix lint (PSScriptAnalyzer) issues (#62)

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Co-authored-by: OCram85 <marco.blessing@googlemail.com>
Reviewed-on: OCram85/PSCredentialStore#62
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OCram85
2022-07-15 10:59:56 +02:00
parent d0b7e53c80
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src/Store/Get-CredentialStore.Tests.ps1
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@ -14,8 +14,6 @@ BeforeAll {
Describe "Get-CredentialStore" {
Context "Basic logic tests" {
It "Read CS without params" {
$TestCredentialStore = './resources/cs/CredentialStore.json'
$TestPfxCert = './resources/cs/PSCredentialStore.pfx'
if (! (Test-Path -Path (Get-DefaultCredentialStorePath)) ) {
{ New-CredentialStore -Force } | Should -Not -Throw
}

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src/Store/New-CredentialStore.ps1
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@ -19,13 +19,13 @@ function New-CredentialStore {
Use this switch to reset an existing store. The complete content will be wiped.
.PARAMETER SkipPFXCertCreation
You can skip the pfx certificate creation process. This makes sense if you have a previously created cert or want to
import a cert in cross-platform environments.
You can skip the pfx certificate creation process. This makes sense if you have a previously created cert
or want to import a cert in cross-platform environments.
.Parameter UseCertStore
Instead of using a plain pfx file beside your CredentialStore file you can import it into the user or machine
certificate store. In this case the system itself secures the cert and you don't hat to set custom NTFS
permissions so secure your shared certificate.
Instead of using a plain pfx file beside your CredentialStore file you can import it into the user or
machine certificate store. In this case the system itself secures the cert and you don't hat to set custom
NTFS permissions so secure your shared certificate.
.INPUTS
[None]
@ -88,7 +88,8 @@ function New-CredentialStore {
$ErrorParams = @{
ErrorAction = 'Stop'
Exception = [System.IO.InvalidDataException]::new(
'Please provide a full path containing the credential store file name with the .json extension!'
'Please provide a full path containing the ' +
'credential store file name with the .json extension!'
)
}
Write-Error @ErrorParams