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Currently PSRule supports Windows using PowerShell 5.1 and above.
This is great for Windows administrators however not great for everyone else. When enabling validation within a CI/CD pipeline, the agent platform might not be Windows.
Containers provide portability and consistency which is very applicable for PSRule.
PowerShell is already available in a published [Docker container](https:
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Rule request
Suggested rule change
Similar to Azure.Redis.MinTLS, we should include Microsoft.Cache/redisEnterprise type as well to check the minumumTlsVersion property: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/templates/microsoft.cache/redisenterprise?tabs=bicep#clusterproperties.
I guess we need to decide if this should be a new rule or simply add this type to the existing rule
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Description:
At this moment we are supporting rules search by string using StartsWith and EndsWith functions but this search is case-sensitive and culture-sensitive.
In the future, it may be useful to make these 2 kinds of searches not take into consideration the case-sensitive.
For that we can add 2 similar operators:
- InsensitiveStartsWith or IStartsWith
- InsensitiveEndsWith or IEnd
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What
I suggest to make the return statement of
form.submit()unified for all its branching.Why
Current behavior
Now calling
form.submit()returns two different things based on the validity of a form:undefinedif a form is invalid.Promise<response>after the dispatchedaction.Expected behavior
Calling
form.submit()always returns