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Review changes to PnP PowerShell for the failure modes this repository actually ships - silently ignored input, unpaged Graph collections, the wrong base class, permission attributes that do not match the API called, culture and cross-platform bugs, and…
C# 12 / .NET 8 and PowerShell cmdlet design rules for this repository - naming, output and error channels, parameter validation, ShouldProcess, async, culture, cross-platform and ALC constraints. Use when writing or reviewing any C# in this repo, cmdlet or…
Reviews changes to PnP PowerShell, a .NET 8 module of 800+ cmdlets for Microsoft 365. Knows the cmdlet base classes, how errors reach the user, unpaged Graph collections, the documentation and changelog conventions, and the failure modes this repository…
The conventions a PnP PowerShell cmdlet must satisfy - base class selection, permission attributes, PipeBinds, parameter validation, Graph and CSOM call patterns, and the documentation plus changelog artefacts that make a cmdlet complete. Use when writing,…
Compare the public cmdlet surface of the current branch against dev - names, aliases, parameters, types, mandatory flags, parameter sets, output types, permissions - and classify each change as breaking, behavioural or additive. Use before opening a PR, when…
Generate a new PnP PowerShell cmdlet modelled on an existing sibling - class with the right base class and permission attributes, the documentation page, and the changelog entry. Use when adding a cmdlet for a Graph or CSOM API. Output is a draft needing…
Check PnP PowerShell cmdlet parameter surfaces in C# against their documentation/*.md platyPS metadata - types, parameter sets, mandatory, position, pipeline binding, aliases - plus missing or orphaned pages. Use after changing cmdlet parameters, or to sweep…
Take a PnP PowerShell GitHub issue, find the cmdlet that owns it, trace the code path, and decide whether the cause is in this repo or in PnP Framework, PnP Core SDK or the service. Use when starting work from an issue number or a bug report. Produces a…
The conventions a PnP PowerShell cmdlet must satisfy - base class selection, permission attributes, PipeBinds, parameter validation, Graph and CSOM call patterns, and the documentation plus changelog artefacts that make a cmdlet complete. Use when writing,…
Audit PnP PowerShell permission attributes against the APIs a cmdlet actually calls and against its documentation. Use when a change adds or alters an API call or a RequiredApi* attribute, when a user reports a 401/403 or a consent problem, or to sweep a…