Releases: equelin/Unity-Powershell
0.11.1
0.11.0
Added functions for managing snapshots and snapshots scheduleSnap
New functions
- Get-UnitySnap
- Set-UnitySnap
- Remove-UnitySnap
- Get-UnitySnapSchedule
- Set-UnitySnapSchedule
- Remove-UnitySnapSchedule
Modifications
Minor bugs corrections
Behind the curtain
The integration with AppVeyor has been deeply modified, publishing to the PSGallery is now automated as well as the creation of a new release.
0.10.0
After some times spend at working on another projects, Unity-Powershell v0.10.0 is finally available. This version adds some new functionnalities and fix issues.
New functionnalities
- Add the possibility to manage VMware NFS LUN
Issues
- Fix a lot of typos in function's help (copy/paste...)
As always feel free to give feedback by opening an issue or contact me on twitter (@erwanquelin)
v0.9.0
v0.8.1
v0.8.0
Unity-Powershell 0.8.0 is GA. Not so much functionality added but a lot of code refactoring:
- Previously in some commands you had to provide the name of the resource and in other commands it was the ID. Now In the v0.8.0, everything is about ID! The purpose of this change is to give a better user experience by providing consistency between commands.
- Now most of the functions have a common pattern that will help to easily add new functionalities.
As the code is getting easier to maintain, expect new functionalities in the next release!
v0.7.0
v0.7.0 is out and it brings with it some new functionnalities:
- Management of VMware vCenter servers and ESXi hosts
- Possibility to present VMware LUN to hosts
- Management of the ethernet ports and iSCSI interfaces
- Management of the alerts (acknoldgement and delation)
v0.6.2
v0.6.0
Last pre-release before vacations! Not so much features added but a lot of work has been done under the hood to improve the code and to try get close to the Powershell best practices.
New features
- Added the functions Get-UnityvCenter and New-UnityvCenter
Improvements
- All the Get-* commands have been refactored. There were useless code in them
- Start to better use Powershell classes. Some methods have been added to class for replacing existing helper functions