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(Get-GitModule 'https://github.com/riedyw/PoshFunctions.git').Name returns PoshFunctions.git, which means the end of the module path ends as Modules/PoshFunctions.git - however, I'd prefer it to be Modules/PoshFunctions instead.
Since -DestinationPath is only for specifying a root directory, it would be nice if there were an option to manually specify what name I want the module to have and/or an option to strip the .git portion off the folder name.
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God-damnit-all
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Stripping .git from the
Stripping .git from the module name
Sep 17, 2021
I just realized that Get-GitModule 'https://github.com/riedyw/PoshFunctions' works, and returns PoshFunctions. It is a force of habit for me to use the .git URL.
Perhaps stripping the .git from the Name should be the default behavior.
(Get-GitModule 'https://github.com/riedyw/PoshFunctions.git').Name
returns PoshFunctions.git, which means the end of the module path ends as Modules/PoshFunctions.git - however, I'd prefer it to be Modules/PoshFunctions instead.Since
-DestinationPath
is only for specifying a root directory, it would be nice if there were an option to manually specify what name I want the module to have and/or an option to strip the.git
portion off the folder name.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: