PSFramework

1.3.140-preview2

tests/general/strings.Exceptions.ps1

                                $exceptions = @{ }

<#

A list of entries that MAY be in the language files, without causing the tests to fail.

This is commonly used in modules that generate localized messages straight from C#.

Specify the full key as it is written in the language files, do not prepend the modulename,

as you would have to in C# code.

Example:

$exceptions['LegalSurplus'] = @(

    'Exception.Streams.FailedCreate'

    'Exception.Streams.FailedDispose'

)

#>

$exceptions['LegalSurplus'] = @(

    'Assembly.Callback.Failed'

    'Assembly.ComputerManagement.SessionContainer.NoCimSessionKey'

    'Assembly.ComputerManagement.SessionContainer.NoPSSessionKey'

    'Assembly.ConfigurationHost.ConfigNotFound'

    'Assembly.UtilityHost.AliasNotFound'

    'Assembly.UtilityHost.AliasProtected'

    'Assembly.UtilityHost.AliasReadOnly'

    'Assembly.UtilityHost.PrivateFieldNotFound'

    'Assembly.UtilityHost.PrivateMethodNotFound'

    'Assembly.UtilityHost.PrivatePropertyNotFound'

    'Assembly.Validation.LanguageMode.BadMode'

    'Assembly.Validation.LanguageMode.NotAScriptBlock'

    'Assembly.Validation.UntrustedData'

    'Configuration.Remove-PSFConfig.ShouldRemove'

    'Configuration_ValidateLanguage'

    'FlowControl.Invoke-PSFProtectedCommand.Confirmed'

    'FlowControl.Invoke-PSFProtectedCommand.Denied'

    'FlowControl.Invoke-PSFProtectedCommand.Failed'

    'FlowControl.Invoke-PSFProtectedCommand.Retry'

    'FlowControl.Invoke-PSFProtectedCommand.Success'

)

$exceptions