Björn Sundling

@bjompen.com

DevOps nerd, metal musician, and master chef. PowerShell, Pipelines, and prutal plack metal.

I'm happy to share that I've been awarded Microsoft MVP in PowerShell. Thank you to everyone who's helped make the PowerShell community such a welcoming place to learn, build, and share. I'm looking forward to contributing even more in the coming years. #MicrosoftMVP #PowerShell

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I just released my first #VSCode extension. PSSecretScanner for VSCode. Highlight and twiggle possible secret leakage in code. Builds on the same patterns and lists and is 100% compatible with PSSecretScanner. Go check it out! marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemNa...

PSSecretScanner - Visual Studio Marketplace

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Dont leak your secrets! Scan the active editor with configured regex patterns and highlight potential secrets in code.

marketplace.visualstudio.com

It appears #VSCode can only have 477 simultaneous red twigglys before it just stops - at least in debug mode for an extension I'm working on. I wonder if it's a secret setting somewhere..

Pester 6.0.0-rc1 🎉 Feature-complete! ⚡ Parallel test execution (experimental) 🆕 New Should-* syntax + 41 assertions 🔬 Should-BeEquivalent deep comparison 📊 Faster coverage by default 160+ PRs · 15 contributors #PowerShell #pspester

Winget is probably my favorite windows invention since... A long time. If you aren't already using it, this is a great starting point from @denelon.bsky.social

PSConfEU@psconf.eu · last mo.

Are your workstations configured the same way every time? At #PSConfEU, @denelon.bsky.social shows how WinGet enables: ✅ Config as code ✅ Repeatable setups ✅ More reliable #automation Servers aren’t the only thing you should standardise 👉 youtu.be/TytfaU0vKqU?si=OD8... #PowerShell #IT #DevOps