WDACConfig v0.4.8.2 #393
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WDACConfig v0.4.8.2 #393
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It would set the AutoUpdate property to null if it was not explicitly specified on the command line.
Adjusted function command helps
More comment based help adjustments
Using SHA2-512 instead of SHA3-512 to be compatible with Windows 11 23H2
The auto update experience has been adjusted to remain familiar
for completeness
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What's New
This is a small update and as a result only updates the last digit of the version which is the minor version number. It contains the changes listed below:
Using SHA2-512 instead of SHA3-512 for hashing module files in order to be compatible with Windows 11 build 23H2.
Fixed an issue where if you used the Set-commonWDACConfig function to set a user config and you didn't specify the
-AutoUpdateparameter, theAutoUpdateproperty in user config JSON file would be set tofalseif it wastruedue to how PowerShell treats boolean parameters by default. That would lead to auto check for update to not happen unless you used theSet-commonWDACConfig -AutoUpdate $truecommand to turn it on again. It's been taken care of in this version. If that's the case for you and if you desire, please use theSet-commonWDACConfig -AutoUpdate $trueto enable auto update again.