Updating a ProgressBar using Update-BTNotification

[Negwoh]

I can't get this to work, the cmdlet has no -ProgessBar param and databinding only works for strings, can someone explain to me how I can update a progress bar using this cmdlet (or any other method other than new-burnttoastnotification as this is obtuse to the user :)).

Thanks in advance!

[Windos]

Hey @Negwoh, you need to dive into update-able notifications (as it looks like you've started down).

As luck would have it, those databindings can be used for more than strings, and especially those progressbars.

For general overview of update-able toast, checkout this post.

But for something more specific to progress bars (and databindings with more than strings), checkout this reply to another discussion.

[Negwoh]

Thanks for the quick response here, I actually broke my own rule and didn't check the other discussions before posting, only the issues, and have subsequently found that post. I will give this a go and report back!

PS: Great to see a kiwi producing high quality, useful PS modules!

[Windos]

No prob. The addition of discussions on GitHub is going to be one of those things to get used to... it's a whole nother place to check for past chatter.

The good news is I've had some common question lately which helps steer me towards which documentation I need to fix (because it is deficient in a lot of places) first.

[jfthuong]

@Negwoh You can probably mark the topic as "Answered" :)

[Windos]

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