🩹 [Patch]: Add function Get-ScriptCommand - #13
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…s from PowerShell scripts
…nd enhance tests for command retrieval
…commands and call operators
…lidate call operators
…nstead of 'Import-Module'
Marius Storhaug (MariusStorhaug)
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This pull request introduces a new function
Get-ScriptCommandto the PowerShell script and adds corresponding tests to ensure its functionality. The new function analyzes a specified PowerShell script to extract command invocations and optionally includes call operators.New Functionality:
src/functions/public/Scripts/Get-ScriptCommands.ps1: Added a new functionGet-ScriptCommandthat retrieves commands used within a specified PowerShell script, including details such as command name, position, and file reference. It also provides an option to include call operators in the results.Tests:
tests/Module.Tests.ps1: Added a new test context for theGet-ScriptCommandsfunction to verify that it retrieves script commands correctly, ensuring the results are not null or empty, are of the correct type, and contain expected command names.Type of change
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