You then fire you PowerGui Pro, and go to Tools –> Options It prompts you if you want to make it your default Source Control provider, which in my case I choose yes, since this is my private machine. I my case running on Windows I choose the Windows version When the mail arrives you have to click the link to activate your account, on that page there is a link to download the Dynamsoft Source AnyWhere Hosted Server Manager: Just fill in your information, and wait for the confirmation email. Here is a quick guide to setting up an account. We’ll hopefully follow-up on all of them next week.Currently I am using a free plan with Dynamsoft for source control with PowerGui, you get 25 MB for free, which will last me a long time at my current speed of writing PowerShell scripts Multiple bugfixes based on reports we got from our community forums.
Multiline comments for PowerShell v2 ( ).Ħ. Ability to change the welcome page to something more meaningful for your organization.Īnd then there are multiple smaller changes:Ĥ. PowerGUI also checks for the configuration version, which lets you force the UI update whenever you change anything in your custom console.ģ. Central configuration update: Redirections.xml from PowerGUI profile folder lets you make PowerGUI pull its configuration and/or lockdown information from another location (e.g. You can just replace all true with false (in that case users won’t even be able to click an action or change order of columns), or be more granular.Ģ. Simply open the file in PowerGUI profile folder ( %appdata%\Quest Software\PowerGUI). Lockdown mode: this allows you to disable and/or hide any functionality in the PowerGUI admin console.
helpdesk), and then having automatically updated whenever you make changes to the central configuration.ġ. The key new scenario which we wanted to support was creating custom PowerGUI-based consoles: branding them, locking them down, distributing to administrators (e.g.
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