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We develop ASP.NET REST APIs for big gov services and automate deployments using pwsh. Most of the team work on Windows and some on Linux. Some use VS, some VS
by majkinetor 4y ago
We develop ASP.NET REST APIs for big gov services and automate deployments using pwsh. Most of the team work on Windows and some on Linux. Some use VS, some VS Code and we have deployments on both Windows and Linux machines. Pwsh is used extensively on any OS. For build we use Invoke-Build cross platform pwsh build framework and for tests Pester. I can not recall we had some serious problems on those OSes.
Regarding performance, I am impressed.
The platform and language is top notch IMO. It look like MS is entirely new beast since Nadella took the ship.
- psd1 4y ago> pwsh is used extensively on any OS :heart: How do you sudo? AFAICS this is the biggest unsolved problem for pwsh on *nix.
- majkinetor 4y agoOn Windows I use awesome (and really only solution at this moment) gsudo: https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/gsudo https://community.chocolatey.org/packages/gsudo On Linux, you can use something like this: sudo pwsh -C <command> (or create wrapper for it...). Sure, not exactly full blown sudo but you could wrap it into scripts when needed and give appropriate sudo rules.