Not all developers will be powershell scripting experts and this common area would provide a good foundation for those who wish to learn the platform and build it on their own. If this could be supported with community involvement that would be fantastic.
| Who would most benefit from this idea? | Lab Developers or Lab Authors |
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What is the problem you are trying to solve?
Fully utilizing the lab features for all developers. |
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Thanks for taking some time to send along this suggestion! Our Product Group has given this an initial review... we love it. We cannot yet commit to a specific timeframe, but we've assigned this as "Likely to Implement," so stay tuned to this thread for updates over the next few weeks or months.
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Thank you for your further comment on this idea.
I'm really thinking here as onboarding and newer clients come on, they are told about how powerful the scripting and LCA sections are (just an example in LCA as there are many places for these scripts), but they may not be able to fully realize this unless they have some examples and somewhere to go to look for cool ideas. I think this could serve both purposes, where it would be a great place for starters, but also something that could grow with community input and involvement.
Thank you for your suggestion. Would you be able to expand on your idea a little more with an example of what you would like this to work like?
What I think you are stating is that you want some sort of script template gallery. As the user creates scripts they can then add it to their script gallery and then be able to reuse it in another lab activity later. Or are you stating that you want a script gallery with generic powershell cmdlets for the user to start with?
Some further comments would be greatly appreciated.