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Issues
What does this solve?
This introduces the
Get-JCSystemKB
function to the PowerShell module. With this function, an admin will be able to search their Windows devices for applied hotfixes/KBs. They will also have the added ability to filter for a specific KB as well as search individual devicesIs there anything particularly tricky?
The only tricky thing was creating the filter. In order to search multiple devices or hotfix_ids, the
in
operator must be used in the endpoint, however if you're only searching for a single device or hotfix_id, theeq
operator must be used.In order to solve for this I had to use a conditional to check if multiple values were inputted to the param via a comma separated array and then concat them together to form a valid string to be passed to the API
How should this be tested?