msp360.psd1

@{
    # If authoring a script module, the RootModule is the name of your .psm1 file
    RootModule = 'msp360.psm1'

    Author = 'Aleksey Volkov <alex.v@msp360.com>'

    CompanyName = 'MSP360'

    ModuleVersion = '0.6.0'

    # Use the New-Guid command to generate a GUID, and copy/paste into the next line
    GUID = '69079da4-a0de-426d-bece-ae139c8b5f1a'

    Copyright = '(c) 2019 Aleksey Volkov. All rights reserved.'

    Description = 'The module includes cmdlets to work with MBS agent and backup plans.'

    # Minimum PowerShell version supported by this module (optional, recommended)
    PowerShellVersion = '2.0'

    # Which PowerShell Editions does this module work with? (Core, Desktop)
    #CompatiblePSEditions = @('Desktop', 'Core')

    # Which PowerShell functions are exported from your module? (eg. Get-CoolObject)
    FunctionsToExport = '*'

    # Which PowerShell aliases are exported from your module? (eg. gco)
    AliasesToExport = '*'

    # Which PowerShell variables are exported from your module? (eg. Fruits, Vegetables)
    VariablesToExport = '*'

    # PowerShell Gallery: Define your module's metadata
    PrivateData = @{
        PSData = @{
            Prerelease = 'BETA3'
            # What keywords represent your PowerShell module? (eg. cloud, tools, framework, vendor)
            Tags = @('MBS', 'MSP360', 'CloudBerry')

            # What software license is your code being released under? (see https://opensource.org/licenses)
            LicenseUri = 'https://opensource.org/licenses/Apache-2.0'

            # What is the URL to your project's website?
            ProjectUri = 'https://www.msp360.com'

            # What is the URI to a custom icon file for your project? (optional)
            IconUri = 'https://www.cloudberrylab.com/img/logos/cbl/CloudBerry-Lab-is-now-MSP360-light-bg.svg'

            # What new features, bug fixes, or deprecated features, are part of this release?
            ReleaseNotes = 'Beta version. Some improvements. Bug fixes. Added Remove-MBSAgent cmdlet.'
        }
    }
}