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… detects the same module installed some other place on the system Fixes #45
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Fixes #45
This pull request fixes an issue with the
Install-ModuleFastfunction where it doesn't install modules in the specified destination if the same module is already installed in a different location on the system.To address this issue, I have added a new parameter
-DestinationOnlyto theInstall-ModuleFastfunction. When this parameter is specified, the function will only consider the specified destination and not any other paths currently in thePSModulePath. This is useful for scenarios where you want to ensure that the modules are installed in a specific location, such as in a CI environment.I have also made changes to the
Get-ModuleFastPlanandFind-LocalModulefunctions to support the new-DestinationOnlyparameter.