Add uri(), uriComponent(), and uriComponentToString() functions
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Not sure what totally went wrong here, but the older build failed, while the new one succeeded at first. |
SteveL-MSFT
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| $success | Should -BeTrue | ||
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| $expression = "[uri('$base', '$relative')]" | ||
| $escapedExpression = $expression -replace "'", "''" |
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This line isn't needed I think
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Didn't totally get you, but if you were talking about the escapedExpression one, it is:
…into PowerShellgh-57/main/add-uri-functions
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PR Summary
This pull request adds the
uri(),uriComponent(), anduriComponentToString()functions, along with their reference documentation.PR Context
Partially addresses #57.