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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
Network Security Group analytics solution within Log Analytics is deprecated. This solution can be cleaned up.
Use Traffic Analytics instead.
Applies to the following
The rule applies to the following:
- Resource type: Microsoft.OperationsManagement/solutions
- Product: OMSGallery/AzureNSGAnalytics
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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