Congratulations and Improvement (perhaps)

[Rapidhands]

Hi Kieran,
First, congratulation for this module veru useful and beaufiful display.
I appreciated Switch NoPreview, check PSVersion, ExectuionContext, RunasAdmin, and Setting Neet.securityProtocol = TLS1.2 (in reality, this param is already in my profile, but I put it in all my scripts too), and error handling

Question : Why do you use this

$InstalledModules = Get-InstalledModule |
    Where-Object -FilterScript {
    ($_.name -notmatch 'PackageManagement|PowerShellGet|Az\.|AzureRM\.|Azure\.|PSReadline')

Any reason to skip these particular modules ?
Later (line 259), you use UpdateModule ... -Scope "AllUsers". Any reason to do this ? I have some module in my User scope, on other in AllUsers scope. By this, All modules will be updated, and the updated modules will be in AllUsers Scope ... unless I misunderstood how the code works.
Generally, First, i install a new module in my user scope, read the code, tests, and if it could be useful for my teammate, I install it in AllUsers scope. This break my rule. :-) Another way to do this ? In a perfect word, il would like module will be updated in their own scope.

Regards
Olivier

[kieranwalsh]

First of all, thanks for the appreciation. It was nice to get. You made some excellent points, and I've grabbed some screenshots to explain better why I've configured parts the way I did.

I'd not thought of your use-case scenario. I've been using/changing this script for my benefit over the years and never thought of a reason that someone wouldn't want all the modules upgraded. The great thing about sharing with others is that you get feedback that you'd never have thought of. It's been a busy week at work, so I'll answer you in full over the weekend.

After feedback from someone else, I'm changing the switch from "-NoPreviews" to "-AllowPreviews". So hopefully, over the next week, there'll be a big update.

Thanks again.
Kieran

[kieranwalsh]

I've answered the skipped modules on the wiki page as I could see this becoming a common question.

I'll work on updating modules in their current scope next.