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PowerShell Universal v5.5 is now available. This release includes a number of new features and improvements. Below you’ll find some highlighted features as well as a roadmap for the next couple of releases. You can download the latest version of PowerShell Universal our download page. For a full list of changes, please visit our changelog page.
As always, we recommend testing this version in a development environment before upgrading your production environment.
You can now use the permission system to assign scripts directly to identities and roles. We’ve also provided a new way to control which pages in the admin console are visible to users. You can find more documentation here.
You can use the new Gauge component for PowerShell Universal apps. It is built using the integrated MUI React library used by the rest of the platform.
We’ve implemented textbox masking for PowerShell Universal apps.
New-UDTextbox -Id 'textbox16' -MaskPattern '+7 (000) 000-00-00'
The Universal
module now provides better management of the connection to the PowerShell Universal server. The new -Scope
parameter allows for runspace-scoped connections and a new Disconnect-PSUServer
cmdlet allows you to disconnect from the server. Connect-PSUServer
now supports basic authentication and the -Credential
parameter.
Connect-PSUServer -ComputerName localhost -Scope Runspace
Disconnect-PSUServer
C# APIs now support references and using for namespaces.
#ref System.Net.Http
#using System.Management.Automation
return new ApiResponse {
};
You can now configure the login page to be horizontal. This is useful for larger screens.
Looking for some help building out your PowerShell Universal solution? Our new network of trusted experts can help.
We’ve started a new PowerShell Universal Discord server. You’ll find folks to ask for help and notifications about new releases, updates to the documentation, and our open source projects.
We have also fixed numerous bugs and implemented smaller features that aren’t listed here.
For a full list of changes, please visit our changelog page.
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