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Variables are just about the most ubiquitous element inside any PowerShell script. Variables can easily be created and referenced inside your script. But sometimes you just need to test to see if they ...

You've heard of variables in PowerShell, right? How about reference variables? Maybe not. The reason is because a scripter can generally get by without them, but they do still have a purpose.

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. The following shows the Jenkins Git plugin configuration for the freestyle project, along with ...