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The version '1.5.0' of the module 'Configuration' being installed is not catalog signed. Ensure that
the version '1.5.0' of the module 'Configuration' has the catalog file 'Configuration.cat' and signed
with the same publisher 'CN=Joel H. Bennett, O=Joel H. Bennett, L=West Henrietta, S=New York, C=US'
as the previously-installed module 'Configuration' with version '1.3.1' under the directory
'%userprofile%\Documents\PowerShell\Modules\Configuration\1.3.1'. If you still want to install or
update, use -SkipPublisherCheck parameter.
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I am sorry about that. I've let my code-signing certificates lapse.
Frankly, during 2020 the process for renewing them was broken.
I'm not sure if I'll renew them or now. I'm really not convinced anyone cares about code signing of PowerShell modules except when it breaks something because PowerShell hates it when you change signing certs (or stop signing like this). Based on that it seems that not signing is the safer option.
The work-around is to Install-Module Configuration -SkipPublisherCheck -Force as suggested above.
When updating I get:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: