Summary: Learn how you can add to the Pester solution. How can I contribute to Pester? On the project’s GitHub site, submit bug reports or feature requests in the Issues log, or submit your code via a Pull Request.
Summary: Dave Wyatt wraps up his week teaching us about Pester with information about more resources. Note This is a five-part series that includes the following posts: I hope that this series has convinced you that writing Pester tests for your code can be easy and valuable—even if I had to be fairly brie...
Summary: Dave Wyatt wraps up his week teaching us about Pester with information about more resources. Note This is a five-part series that includes the following posts: I hope that this series has convinced you that writing Pester tests for your code can be easy and valuable—even if I had to be fairly brief i...
Summary: Use Pester to test new functions in your module. How can I unit test a non-exported function in my script module? Use the InModuleScope command to execute some or all of your Pester script within the scope of the module you’re testing.
Summary: Dave Wyatt discusses using Pester for testing PowerShell modules.   Note   This is a five-part series that includes the following posts: Yesterday, we looked at how to use the Mock and Assert-MockCalled commands in Pester to unit test the logic in your PowerShell code without having any external dependencies. This can get a litt...
