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Author: smitpi

Issues.md

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 | External Help | Set-PSConfigFileExecution            | Did not create the .md file |
 | External Help | Update-PSConfigFileCredentials       | Did not create the .md file |
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-| Not Copied    | Show-PSConfigFile                    | <=                          |
 
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-*Updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 9:13:40 AM UTC*
+*Updated: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 12:24:06 PM UTC*

Issues.xlsx

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+# Generated on: 2026-03-03 13:23:49Z
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Output/0.1.40/PSConfigFile.psd1

@@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ Functions in this module:
 	 New-PSConfigFile -- Creates a new PSConfigFile XML configuration file to store your PowerShell environment settings.
 	 Remove-ConfigFromPSConfigFile -- Removes a specific item (variable, drive, function, command, credential, default, or location) from the PSConfigFile configuration.
 	 Set-PSConfigFileExecution -- Configures your PowerShell profile or a module to automatically execute your PSConfigFile configuration at startup.
-	 Show-PSConfigFile -- Display what's configured in the config file.
 	 Update-PSConfigFileCredentials -- Updates or renews credentials and encryption certificates stored in your PSConfigFile configuration.
 
 SEE ALSO

Output/0.1.40/PSConfigFile.psm1

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Output/0.1.40/en-US/about_PSConfigFile.help.txt

@@ -38,14 +38,6 @@ Updated [13/11/2021_16:30] Added Function Script
 
 
 
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 .DESCRIPTION
@@ -60,29 +52,32 @@ Add a start-up location to the config file
 Adds a default start-up location (folder or PSDrive) to the PSConfigFile configuration.
 
 .DESCRIPTION
-Use this function to specify a default working location for your PowerShell session, either as a folder path or a PSDrive. When the config file is invoked using Invoke-PSConfigFile, your session will automatically change to this location. This is useful for streamlining your workflow and ensuring you always start in the correct directory or drive.
+Specifies a default working location for your PowerShell session, either as a folder path or a PSDrive. When the config file is invoked using Invoke-PSConfigFile, your session will automatically change to this location. This streamlines your workflow and ensures you always start in the correct directory or drive.
 
-.PARAMETER LocationType
-Specifies the type of location to add. Accepts 'PSDrive' for a PowerShell drive or 'Folder' for a filesystem path.
+.PARAMETER PSDriveName
+The name of the PowerShell drive to set as the default location. Must be a valid PSDrive. Use this parameter if you want to set a PSDrive as the start-up location.
 
-.PARAMETER Path
-The path to the folder or the name of the PSDrive to set as the default location. Must exist as a valid path or drive.
+.PARAMETER FolderPath
+The path to the folder to set as the default location. Must be a valid directory. Use this parameter if you want to set a filesystem folder as the start-up location.
 
 .PARAMETER Force
 If specified, the config file will be deleted before saving the new one. If not specified and a config file exists, it will be renamed as a backup before saving the new version.
 
 .EXAMPLE
-Add-LocationToPSConfigFile -LocationType PSDrive -Path temp
+Add-LocationToPSConfigFile -PSDriveName temp
 Sets the default location to the 'temp' PSDrive when the config is invoked.
 
 .EXAMPLE
-Add-LocationToPSConfigFile -LocationType Folder -Path c:\temp
-Sets the default location to the 'c:\temp' folder when the config is invoked.
+Add-LocationToPSConfigFile -FolderPath C:\temp
+Sets the default location to the 'C:\temp' folder when the config is invoked.
 
 .NOTES
 Author: Pierre Smit
 Website: https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile
 This function is part of the PSConfigFile module for managing PowerShell configuration automation. Use this to ensure your PowerShell session always starts in the correct directory or drive.
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+.LINK
+https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile/Add-LocationToPSConfigFile
 #>
 
 function Add-LocationToPSConfigFile {
@@ -96,7 +91,7 @@ function Add-LocationToPSConfigFile {
     )
     try {
         $confile = Get-Item $PSConfigFile -ErrorAction stop
-   } catch {
+    } catch {
         if ($IsWindows) {
             Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms
             $FileBrowser = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog -Property @{ Filter = 'XML | *.xml' }

PSConfigFile/PSConfigFile.psd1

@@ -60,5 +60,4 @@ You can execute this config automatically when your profile loads, or manually a
 - [`New-PSConfigFile`](https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile/New-PSConfigFile) -- Creates a new PSConfigFile XML configuration file to store your PowerShell environment settings.
 - [`Remove-ConfigFromPSConfigFile`](https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile/Remove-ConfigFromPSConfigFile) -- Removes a specific item (variable, drive, function, command, credential, default, or location) from the PSConfigFile configuration.
 - [`Set-PSConfigFileExecution`](https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile/Set-PSConfigFileExecution) -- Configures your PowerShell profile or a module to automatically execute your PSConfigFile configuration at startup.
-- [`Show-PSConfigFile`](https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile/Show-PSConfigFile) -- Display what's configured in the config file.
 - [`Update-PSConfigFileCredentials`](https://smitpi.github.io/PSConfigFile/Update-PSConfigFileCredentials) -- Updates or renews credentials and encryption certificates stored in your PSConfigFile configuration.

PSConfigFile/Public/Add-LocationToPSConfigFile.ps1

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 {
   "version": "0.1.40",
   "Author": "Pierre Smit",
-  "Date": "2026-03-03 10:13:39Z"
+  "Date": "2026-03-03 13:23:51Z"
 }

README.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Securely saves a credential to the PSConfigFile configuration using a self-signe
 ### __AllParameterSets
 
 ```
-Add-CredentialToPSConfigFile [[-Name] <string>] [[-Credential] <pscredential>] [-Force]
+Add-CredentialToPSConfigFile [[-Name] <string>] [[-Credential] <string>] [-Force]
  [<CommonParameters>]
 ```
 
@@ -54,10 +54,10 @@ Saves a credential named 'AdminUser', overwriting the config file if it exists.
 ### -Credential
 
 The PowerShell credential object to be securely stored.
-Use Get-Credential to create this object.
+Use Get-Credential to create this object first.
 
 ```yaml
-Type: PSCredential
+Type: String
 DefaultValue: ''
 SupportsWildcards: false
 Aliases: []