💥 Breaking Changes

PowerShellHelper class to handle HierarchyProvider instantiation

HierarchyProvider instances in PowerShell scripts must now be created using the PowerShellHelper class

Internal: see TFS [#81394]

HierarchyProvider instances must now be created exclusively via the CreateProvider method of the PowerShellHelper class.

public static IHierarchyProvider CreateProvider(bool preferLegacyWcf = true)

Parameters:

• preferLegacyWcf – If true, the method attempts to read the legacy WCF URL from the Windows registry and create the provider using that URL.

Important:
This method uses Registry.Win32.RegistryUtil and will fail on non-Windows systems.

PowerShell example:

$provider = [inPoint.API.PowerShellHelper]::CreateProvider($true)

Required initialization for PowerShell scripts

Internal: see TFS [#81394]

Since PowerShell does not support AssemblyResolve, you must call the following method to resolve assemblies from the current directory:

public static void InitializeForPowershell(bool enableDebugLog)

Parameters:

• enableDebugLog – Enables debug logging to the console when set to true.

PowerShell example:

[inPoint.API.PowerShellHelper]::InitializeForPowershell($true)