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Most of the cmdlets only contain a couple of lines of code. This one is an exception.

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As already discussed on Twitter, in C# projects, the official DSInternals NuGet libraries should be used instead of invoking the PowerShell cmdlets.

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As already discussed on Twitter, in C# projects, the official DSInternals NuGet libraries should be used instead of invoking the PowerShell cmdlets.

Is there some example of how to do it, avoiding recreating all useful cmdlets?

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Is there some example of how to do it, avoiding recreating all useful cmdlets?

Yes, see the source code of the PowerShell module itself, which is written in C# and uses the libraries to do all the heavy lifting.

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Is there some example of how to do it, avoiding recreating all useful cmdlets?

Yes, see the source code of the PowerShell module itself, which is written in C# and uses the libraries to do all the heavy lifting.

Sorry, but I didn't find the documentation to do what I want...
For example: new TestPasswordQualityCommand().Execute()".
Is there a way to use the commands and not the classes only?

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Is there a way to use the commands and not the classes only?

There of course is a way to create your own PowerShell host, but don't do it. Just copy out the C# code from a cmdlet and modify it to your needs.

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Is there a way to use the commands and not the classes only?

There of course is a way to create your own PowerShell host, but don't do it. Just copy out the C# code from a cmdlet and modify it to your needs.

Ok, so, I'll have some work modifying to use with C# right?
There's no simple way, like import and use it...

Thanks for the answer.

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