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This comment by @rkeithhill suggests this might be about to change.
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@MartinSGill After thinking about this some more, I think that not only do I want to change the type
value from input
to text
but I'm also tempted to add a subtype attribute (looking for better name) e.g.
<parameter name="FullName" type="text" subtype="fullname" .../>
<parameter name="Email" type="text" subtype="email" .../>
This would allow the "text" type to share more code (instead of the current duplication). The only thing I don't like is I don't know how in XML schema to disallow the subtype attribute when the value of the type attribute is not "text". It might have to be a manual validation check.
That said, this would allow for subtypes like: filename
, path
, version
where we could validate the user's input.
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Maybe type
and content
or purpose
as names? Just suggesting stuff, subtype
would work for me.
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Maybe not content
since there is a separate content
section but keep the suggestions coming.
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I thought to the dynamic parameters Powershell.
The error may occur later in the tempalte processing, how to undo an erroneous installation ?
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The checks (if any - not sure author
or fullname
needs validating) will happen in Test-PlasterManifest. That failure will not allow the template processing to start. It will also result in no dynamic parameters being defined. So if you're getting an error about a parameter not being found, run Test-PlasterManifest on the manifest with the -Verbose flag to see what's wrong with the manifest.
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