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Add example documentation #73

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This pull requests adds documentation examples for DSC modules.

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@denelon Following up on PR #65 . I can indeed add other examples on the devhome, but I'm very much steering towards this repository. Bring everything together, that's my take on it. Let me know what you think.

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denelon commented Oct 23, 2024

I also think that would be best.

This is a great place for all things "WinGet Configuration" related. We can also refer to any of the DSC Community modules that might benefit from documentation for how to use them in WinGet Configurations.

I'd also like to be able to somehow "test" whether the experimental export configuration feature in WinGet works with a given resource or not.

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Fully agreed Demitrius. Hit up Steve at the PowerShell/PSDesiredStateConfiguration#123 to implement Export for PSDesiredStateConfiguration, or rely on DSC v3 I guess. We can also directly build the object in Pester tests do.

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denelon commented Oct 23, 2024

We did some work to make winget configure export --module <a module> --resource <a resource> instantiate a DSC Resource class to export the values. It's an experimental feature, and the last time I messed with it, mainly the WinGet user settings and admin settings were the only ones I was able to reliably export.

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@ryfu-msft ryfu-msft merged commit f6a0a79 into microsoft:main Oct 24, 2024
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Thanks @ryfu-msft !

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