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With latest preview6 it goes further, but errors on Get it seems. The output from {
"type": "SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup",
"kind": "resource",
"version": "17.2.0",
"capabilities": ["get", "set", "test"],
"path": "D:\\a\\1\\s\\output\\builtModule\\SqlServerDsc\\17.2.0\\SqlServerDsc.psd1",
"description": "This module contains commands and DSC resources for deployment and configuration of Microsoft SQL Server, SQL Server Reporting Services and Power BI Report Server.",
"directory": "D:\\a\\1\\s\\output\\builtModule\\SqlServerDsc\\17.2.0",
"implementedAs": "ClassBased",
"author": "DSC Community",
"properties": [
"AcceptLicensingTerms",
"Action",
"InstanceName",
"MediaPath",
"DependsOn",
"Edition",
"EditionUpgrade",
"ForceRestart",
"InstallFolder",
"LogPath",
"ProductKey",
"PsDscRunAsCredential",
"SuppressRestart",
"Timeout",
"VersionUpgrade"
],
"requireAdapter": "Microsoft.Windows/WindowsPowerShell",
"manifest": null
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I see two potential issues, first one: The SqlServerDsc module reports the following warning during module import when SqlServerDsc detects that module to handling SMO types is missing. This is expected, for example when a SQL Server instance is not yet installed. During module import it catches an error and outputs a warning to user if the dependent module is missing: SqlServerDsc/source/suffix.ps1 Line 24 in eb9caa2 The exception message comes from this command: SqlServerDsc/source/Public/Import-SqlDscPreferredModule.ps1 Lines 81 to 88 in eb9caa2 But it looks like DSC seems this warning as a result output from the resource that should be parsed. |
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Another issue seems that is thinks the hidden variables
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"result": [
{
"name": "SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup",
"type": "SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup",
"properties": {
"Timeout": 7200,
"InstanceName": "",
"Action": 0,
"AcceptLicensingTerms": false,
"MediaPath": null,
"ProductKey": null,
"EditionUpgrade": null,
"Edition": null,
"LogPath": null,
"InstallFolder": "",
"SuppressRestart": null,
"ForceRestart": null,
"VersionUpgrade": null,
"localizedData": {
"MediaPath_Invalid": "The media path \u0027{0}\u0027 does not exist. (SRSS0006)",
"Uninstalling_ReportingServices": "Uninstalling SQL Server Reporting Services. (SRSS0016)",
"TestDesiredState": "Determining the current state for resource \u0027{0}\u0027 using the key property \u0027{1}\u0027. (RB0002)",
"NotDesiredProductVersion": "The product version \u0027{0}\u0027 is not the desired for the instance \u0027{1}\u0027. Desired version in executable: \u0027{2}\u0027. (SRSS0018)",
"InDesiredState": "The current state is the desired state. (RB0005)",
"Instance_Installed": "Instance \u0027{0}\u0027 is installed. (SRSS0004)",
"Repairing_ReportingServices": "Repairing SQL Server Reporting Services. (SRSS0014)",
"EditionOrProductKeyMissing": "Neither the parameters Edition or ProductKey was specified. (SRSS0008)",
"Installing_ReportingServices": "Installing SQL Server Reporting Services. (SRSS0012)",
"Instance_NotInstalled": "Instance \u0027{0}\u0027 is not installed. (SRSS0003)",
"ModifyMethodNotImplemented": "An override for the method Modify() is not implemented in the resource. (RB0008)",
"Getting_Information_Instance": "Getting information about instance \u0027{0}\u0027. (SRSS0002)",
"MediaPath_DoesNotHaveRequiredExtension": "The media path \u0027{0}\u0027 does not reference an executable with the required extension .exe. (SRSS0007)",
"EditionUpgrade_RequiresKeyOrEdition": "EditionUpgrade requires either ProductKey or Edition to be specified. (SRSS0009)",
"CannotDetermineEdition": "Could not determine the edition for the installed instance \u0027{0}\u0027. Run the command `Get-SqlDscRSSetupConfiguration -InstanceName \u0027{0}\u0027` to get the configuration for the instance and verify that it returns a valid edition. (SRSS0021)",
"NoPropertiesToSet": "All properties are in desired state. (RB0007)",
"InstanceName_Invalid": "The instance name \u0027{0}\u0027 is invalid. Only one of the supported instance name can be used, either SSRS or PBIRS depending on what setup executable is used. (SRSS0019)",
"LogPath_ParentMissing": "The parent directory \u0027{0}\u0027 for LogPath does not exist. (SRSS0010)",
"NotInDesiredState": "The current state is not the desired state. (RB0004)",
"GetCurrentState": "Getting the current state for resource \u0027{0}\u0027 using the key property \u0027{1}\u0027. (RB0001)",
"CannotDetermineProductVersion": "Could not determine the product version for the installed instance \u0027{0}\u0027. Run the command `Get-SqlDscRSSetupConfiguration -InstanceName \u0027{0}\u0027` to get the configuration for the instance and verify that it returns a valid product version. (SRSS0020)",
"Installing_PowerBIReportServer": "Installing Power BI Report Server. (SRSS0013)",
"NotDesiredEdition": "The edition \u0027{0}\u0027 is not the desired for the instance \u0027{1}\u0027. Desired edition in executable: \u0027{2}\u0027. (SRSS0022)",
"SetProperty": "The property \u0027{0}\u0027 will be set to \u0027{1}\u0027. (RB0006)",
"AcceptLicensingTerms_Required": "AcceptLicensingTerms must be set for Install and Repair operations. (SRSS0005)",
"GetCurrentStateMethodNotImplemented": "An override for the method GetCurrentState() is not implemented in the resource. (RB0009)",
"SetDesiredState": "Setting the desired state for resource \u0027{0}\u0027 using the key property \u0027{1}\u0027. (RB0003)",
"Uninstalling_PowerBIReportServer": "Uninstalling Power BI Report Server. (SRSS0017)",
"Repairing_PowerBIReportServer": "Repairing Power BI Report Server. (SRSS0015)",
"InstallFolder_ParentMissing": "The parent directory \u0027{0}\u0027 for InstallFolder does not exist. (SRSS0011)"
},
"ExcludeDscProperties": [
"Action",
"AcceptLicensingTerms",
"MediaPath",
"ProductKey",
"EditionUpgrade",
"Edition",
"LogPath",
"InstallFolder",
"SuppressRestart",
"Timeout",
"ForceRestart",
"VersionUpgrade"
],
"FeatureOptionalEnums": false
}
}
]
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Now it actually returns a result, but the read-only property is not returned: |
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It seems that first the first test that is run, read-only property is not returned in the output, but when the second test is run it does return the read-only property. Shifting the first and second test the test that first worked will fail and vice-verse. So there is something happen on the first time running the dsc executable with a class-based resource that does not do what it should. 🤔 Test 1 tracelog: Output from Pester 5: Test 2 tracelog: Output from Pester 5: |
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The issue now that it fails seems that we have run this prior to running the tests: dsc resource list --adapter Microsoft.Windows/WindowsPowerShell |
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…hance verbose output
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WalkthroughThis update introduces a new DSC resource, Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Pipeline
participant Agent
participant DSCv3
participant TestScript
participant DebugDscEngine
Pipeline->>Agent: Start Integration_Test_DSCv3_Resources_PowerBIReportServer
Agent->>DSCv3: Install DSCv3 tooling
Agent->>TestScript: Run integration tests (Pester)
TestScript->>DSCv3: Invoke DSC executable with DebugDscEngine parameters
DSCv3->>DebugDscEngine: Call Get/Test/Set methods
DebugDscEngine-->>DSCv3: Return current state/result
DSCv3-->>TestScript: Output result (JSON)
TestScript-->>Agent: Publish test results
Agent-->>Pipeline: Complete stage
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source/en-US/DebugDscEngine.strings.psd1 (1)
1-16: LGTM! Well-structured localized strings file.The localized strings are well-organized and follow consistent naming conventions. The debug messages provide comprehensive tracing for the DebugDscEngine resource lifecycle methods.
Minor formatting suggestion for improved readability:
@{ - Getting_CurrentState = "Getting current state for DebugDscEngine resource with KeyProperty '{0}'." - Debug_GetCurrentState_Called = "GetCurrentState method called for KeyProperty '{0}' with properties: {1}." + Getting_CurrentState = "Getting current state for DebugDscEngine resource with KeyProperty '{0}'." + Debug_GetCurrentState_Called = "GetCurrentState method called for KeyProperty '{0}' with properties: {1}."
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.vscode/settings.json (1)
81-81: LGTM! Good addition for DSC terminology.Adding "PSDSC" to the spell checker dictionary is appropriate for the DSCv3 integration work being introduced in this PR.
azure-pipelines.yml (3)
715-716: Clarify the dependency configuration.There's a commented line indicating this stage should depend on
Quality_Test_and_Unit_Test, but it currently depends onBuild. Please clarify if this is intentional or if the dependency should be updated.- #dependsOn: Quality_Test_and_Unit_Test - dependsOn: Build + dependsOn: Quality_Test_and_Unit_TestIf the current dependency on
Buildis intentional for faster feedback during DSCv3 development, consider adding a comment explaining the rationale.
754-778: Excellent DSCv3 setup and diagnostics.The DSCv3 installation and diagnostic steps are well-structured:
- Proper installation of PSDSC and DSC executable with pre-release versions
- Good PATH configuration for DSC executable
- Comprehensive resource listing and cache inspection for troubleshooting
780-795: Well-organized test execution for DSCv3 resources.The test execution configuration properly:
- Maintains PATH configuration for DSC executable
- Runs tests in logical order (prerequisites, then DSCv3-specific tests)
- Includes appropriate Pester configuration
The TODO comment on line 786 about moving prerequisites tests is noted and reasonable for future refactoring.
tests/Integration/Resources/DSC_DebugDscEngine.Integration.Tests.ps1 (2)
1-56: Excellent test structure and dependency management.The integration test follows DSC testing best practices:
- Proper dependency resolution with clear error messages
- Good use of Pester lifecycle blocks for setup and cleanup
- Comprehensive module import and environment initialization
57-234: Comprehensive test coverage for DSC resource lifecycle.The test scenarios effectively cover the complete DebugDscEngine resource lifecycle:
- Resource creation and state validation
- Property modification testing
- Property normalization verification
- Proper use of regex patterns for dynamic read-only properties
- Appropriate LCM idle waiting between tests
The property assertions are well-designed, especially the regex pattern
^ReadOnlyValue_\d{8}_\d{6}$for timestamp validation.tests/Integration/Resources/DSCv3_SqlRSSetup.Integration.Tests.ps1 (1)
56-80: Good DSCv3 executable integration pattern.The test demonstrates proper DSCv3 integration:
- Appropriate parameter setup for SqlRSSetup resource
- Correct use of DSC executable with trace logging
- Proper JSON input formatting and output handling
- Good exit code validation and error handling
tests/Unit/Classes/DebugDscEngine.Tests.ps1 (3)
1-48: Excellent test setup and environment management.The unit test suite demonstrates best practices:
- Proper dependency resolution with clear error handling
- Good module import and environment configuration
- Appropriate use of PSDefaultParameterValues for consistent test execution
- Thorough cleanup in AfterAll block
49-198: Comprehensive class method testing.The test coverage is excellent, validating:
- Class instantiation and inheritance from ResourceBase
- All major DSC methods (Get, Test, Set, GetCurrentState, Modify)
- Proper return types and values
- Both positive and negative scenarios
- Appropriate use of InModuleScope for internal class testing
200-292: Thorough property validation and normalization testing.The property testing is comprehensive:
- Validates both positive and negative validation scenarios
- Tests normalization logic (uppercase KeyProperty, trimmed WriteProperty)
- Includes appropriate error message validation
- Covers edge cases for null/empty properties
The normalization tests effectively verify the expected behavior (uppercase conversion and whitespace trimming).
source/Classes/020.DebugDscEngine.ps1 (2)
117-146: Well-implemented GetCurrentState method.The method correctly returns hardcoded values appropriate for a debug resource, includes useful timestamp generation for the read-only property, and has comprehensive verbose logging using localized strings.
183-255: Excellent implementation of validation and normalization methods.Both
AssertProperties()andNormalizeProperties()are well-implemented with proper error handling, appropriate transformations, and comprehensive logging. The use ofNew-ArgumentExceptionand localized strings follows best practices.tests/Integration/Resources/DSCv3_DebugDscEngine.Integration.Tests.ps1 (1)
47-114: Comprehensive test coverage for Get operations.The tests properly validate all scenarios including minimal properties, full properties, and normalization behavior. The timestamp validation using regex pattern and error handling for DSC executable failures are well-implemented.
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| - Added new instructions for GitHub Copilot that might assist when developing | |||
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| - Add integration test in DSCv3. | |||
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Phrase reads awkwardly; align wording with CHANGELOG style
Most entries use the plural “tests” and specify scope (“… tests for …”).
Consider re-phrasing to match:
-- Add integration test in DSCv3.
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In CHANGELOG.md at line 81, the phrase "Add integration test in DSCv3." reads
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integration tests for DSCv3" to align with the existing CHANGELOG style.
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| DebugDscEngine () : base ($PSScriptRoot) | ||
| { | ||
| # These properties will not be enforced. | ||
| $this.ExcludeDscProperties = @( | ||
| 'MandatoryProperty' | ||
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Consider the implications of excluding a mandatory property from enforcement.
The MandatoryProperty is marked with [DscProperty(Mandatory)] but is excluded from enforcement in the constructor. This creates a contradiction that could confuse users - the property is required by DSC but won't be validated during Set operations. Consider either removing the Mandatory attribute or removing it from ExcludeDscProperties to maintain consistency.
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In source/Classes/020.DebugDscEngine.ps1 around lines 83 to 89, the property
'MandatoryProperty' is marked as mandatory but is excluded from enforcement in
the constructor, causing inconsistency. To fix this, either remove
'MandatoryProperty' from the ExcludeDscProperties array to ensure it is
validated during Set operations, or remove the Mandatory attribute from the
property definition to align with its exclusion from enforcement.
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| #Write-Verbose -Message "`nEnvironment Variables from inside DSC resource:`n$([System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariables().GetEnumerator() | Sort-Object Key | ForEach-Object { "$($_.Key) = $($_.Value)" } | Out-String)" -Verbose | ||
| #Write-Warning -Message 'Mocked warning message for testing purposes.' |
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Remove or properly implement the commented-out debug code.
Consider either removing these commented lines or implementing them properly with a debug flag parameter. Keeping commented code in production reduces readability and maintainability.
If debug output is needed, consider:
+[DscProperty()]
+[System.Boolean]
+$EnableDebugOutput = $false
[DebugDscEngine] Get()
{
- # Output all environment variables to verify the environment
- #Write-Verbose -Message "`nEnvironment Variables from inside DSC resource:`n$([System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariables().GetEnumerator() | Sort-Object Key | ForEach-Object { "$($_.Key) = $($_.Value)" } | Out-String)" -Verbose
- #Write-Warning -Message 'Mocked warning message for testing purposes.'
+ if ($this.EnableDebugOutput)
+ {
+ Write-Verbose -Message "`nEnvironment Variables from inside DSC resource:`n$([System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariables().GetEnumerator() | Sort-Object Key | ForEach-Object { "$($_.Key) = $($_.Value)" } | Out-String)" -Verbose
+ }
# Call the base method to return the properties.
return ([ResourceBase] $this).Get()
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| #Write-Warning -Message 'Mocked warning message for testing purposes.' | |
| [DscProperty()] | |
| [System.Boolean] | |
| $EnableDebugOutput = $false | |
| [DebugDscEngine] Get() | |
| { | |
| if ($this.EnableDebugOutput) | |
| { | |
| Write-Verbose -Message "`nEnvironment Variables from inside DSC resource:`n$([System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariables().GetEnumerator() | Sort-Object Key | ForEach-Object { "$($_.Key) = $($_.Value)" } | Out-String)" -Verbose | |
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| # Call the base method to return the properties. | |
| return ([ResourceBase] $this).Get() | |
| } |
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In source/Classes/020.DebugDscEngine.ps1 around lines 94 to 95, there are
commented-out debug lines that reduce code readability and maintainability.
Remove these commented lines entirely if they are not needed, or implement them
properly by adding a debug flag parameter to control their execution, ensuring
debug output only appears when explicitly enabled.
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)
Consider making the simulated delay configurable.
The hardcoded 100ms sleep might be too short for some debugging scenarios. Consider adding a property to make this configurable.
Add a property to control the delay:
+[DscProperty()]
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+$SimulatedDelayMilliseconds = 100
# Simulate setting the property
-Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100
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In source/Classes/020.DebugDscEngine.ps1 at line 175, the Start-Sleep command
uses a hardcoded 100ms delay which may not suit all debugging scenarios.
Introduce a new configurable property in the class to specify the delay
duration, then replace the fixed 100ms value with this property so users can
adjust the simulated delay as needed.
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| It is not possible to throw the error from Import-SqlDscPreferredModule | |||
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| Write-Warning -Message $_.Exception.Message | |||
| #Write-Warning -Message $_.Exception.Message | |||
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Good fix for DSCv3 JSON parsing issue.
This change addresses the critical issue mentioned in the PR where warnings from module import cause JSON parsing failures in DSCv3. The warning was being interpreted as part of the resource output, breaking DSC's JSON parsing.
Consider whether the warning could be redirected to a different stream instead of completely suppressed:
- #Write-Warning -Message $_.Exception.Message
+ Write-Warning -Message $_.Exception.Message 3>$nullThis would suppress the warning from stdout while still allowing it to be captured if needed for debugging.
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parsing, but it can still be captured for debugging if needed. Use PowerShell
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| $module.Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1 | ||
| #$module.Version -ge '1.0.4.1' | Should -BeTrue |
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Version validation completely removed - verify compatibility requirements.
While relaxing the count requirement from exactly 1 to at least 1 module makes sense for environments with multiple versions, completely commenting out the version check could allow incompatible versions to pass the prerequisite tests.
Please verify that the minimum version requirements for Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet are enforced elsewhere, or consider a more flexible version check:
- $module.Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1
- #$module.Version -ge '1.0.4.1' | Should -BeTrue
+ $module.Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1
+ # Ensure at least one module meets minimum version requirement
+ ($module | Where-Object { $_.Version -ge '1.0.4.1' }).Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1This would allow multiple versions while ensuring at least one meets the minimum requirement.
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Ensure minimum PSResourceGet version is validated in the prerequisites test.
The integration test for Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet no longer asserts a minimum version (the original check at lines 156–157 was commented out), and our scan shows no other tests or code enforce PSResourceGetVersion >= 1.0.4.1. Without this guard, incompatible module versions could pass CI.
Locations to address:
- tests/Integration/Commands/Prerequisites.Integration.Tests.ps1 (lines 156–157)
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- $module.Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1
- #$module.Version -ge '1.0.4.1' | Should -BeTrue
+ $module.Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1
+ # Ensure at least one installed module meets the minimum version
+ ($module | Where-Object { $_.Version -ge '1.0.4.1' }).Count | Should -BeGreaterOrEqual 1If version enforcement is handled elsewhere (e.g. via a PSResourceGetVersion parameter), please document and link to that mechanism here so the test remains self-validating.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In tests/Integration/Commands/Prerequisites.Integration.Tests.ps1 around lines
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Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet module. Uncomment and update the version
assertion to ensure the module version is at least 1.0.4.1 by adding a version
comparison that asserts the module's version meets this minimum. If version
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| # TODO: PSDscRunAsCredential should be passed | ||
| PSDscRunAsCredential = @{ | ||
| UserName = $testUserName | ||
| Password = $testPassword | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Fix credential serialization for future DSCv3 support.
The current approach of passing SecureString in the parameters won't work with JSON serialization. When PSDscRunAsCredential is implemented in DSCv3, you'll need to handle credential serialization differently.
Consider this approach for future implementation:
-PSDscRunAsCredential = @{
- UserName = $testUserName
- Password = $testPassword
-}
+# When DSCv3 supports it, credentials will likely need special handling
+# This is a placeholder showing the intended structure
+PSDscRunAsCredential = @{
+ UserName = $testUserName
+ Password = 'PlaceholderForSecureString' # Real implementation will require proper credential handling
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In tests/Integration/Resources/DSCv3_DebugDscEngine.Integration.Tests.ps1 around
lines 276 to 281, the current method of passing PSDscRunAsCredential with a
SecureString password will not work with JSON serialization required by DSCv3.
To fix this, refactor the credential handling to serialize the credential object
properly, such as converting the SecureString password to an encrypted or plain
text string that can be serialized, and ensure the receiving end can reconstruct
the credential securely. Prepare the code to support this serialization approach
when PSDscRunAsCredential is implemented in DSCv3.
| if (-not (Get-Module -Name 'DscResource.Test' -ListAvailable)) | ||
| { | ||
| # Redirect all streams to $null, except the error stream (stream 2) | ||
| & "$PSScriptRoot/../../../build.ps1" -Tasks 'noop' 2>&1 4>&1 5>&1 6>&1 > $null |
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Fix stream redirection inconsistency.
The stream redirection differs from other test files in this PR. For consistency, it should redirect stream 3 instead of stream 2.
- & "$PSScriptRoot/../../../build.ps1" -Tasks 'noop' 2>&1 4>&1 5>&1 6>&1 > $null
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| & "$PSScriptRoot/../../../build.ps1" -Tasks 'noop' 2>&1 4>&1 5>&1 6>&1 > $null | |
| & "$PSScriptRoot/../../../build.ps1" -Tasks 'noop' 3>&1 4>&1 5>&1 6>&1 > $null |
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| dsc --trace-level trace resource get --resource SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup --output-format pretty-json --input ($desiredParameters | ConvertTo-Json -Compress) | ||
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| Write-Verbose -Message "Result:`n$($result | ConvertTo-Json | Out-String)" -Verbose |
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Fix missing variable assignment for DSC command output.
The DSC command output is not being captured in a variable, but line 79 references $result. The command output should be assigned to $result.
- dsc --trace-level trace resource get --resource SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup --output-format pretty-json --input ($desiredParameters | ConvertTo-Json -Compress)
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| dsc --trace-level trace resource get --resource SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup --output-format pretty-json --input ($desiredParameters | ConvertTo-Json -Compress) | |
| $dscExitCode = $LASTEXITCODE # cSpell: ignore LASTEXITCODE | |
| if ($dscExitCode -ne 0) | |
| { | |
| throw ('DSC executable failed with exit code {0}.' -f $dscExitCode) | |
| } | |
| Write-Verbose -Message "Result:`n$($result | ConvertTo-Json | Out-String)" -Verbose | |
| $result = dsc --trace-level trace resource get --resource SqlServerDsc/SqlRSSetup --output-format pretty-json --input ($desiredParameters | ConvertTo-Json -Compress) | |
| $dscExitCode = $LASTEXITCODE # cSpell: ignore LASTEXITCODE | |
| if ($dscExitCode -ne 0) | |
| { | |
| throw ('DSC executable failed with exit code {0}.' -f $dscExitCode) | |
| } | |
| Write-Verbose -Message "Result:`n$($result | ConvertTo-Json | Out-String)" -Verbose |
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lines 70 to 79, the output of the DSC command is not assigned to any variable,
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the $result variable to ensure it contains the command output before it is used
in Write-Verbose.
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