When you start working with PowerShell Modules you often find yourself in having to approve module updates over and over and over.
When you start working with PowerShell Modules you often find yourself in having to approve module updates over and over and over.
Install-Module PSWriteWord -AllowPrerelease
While it's great if you don't trust PowerShellGallery I tend to trust that gallery because Microsoft runs it and I only install modules I've verified prior to installation.
Get-PSRepository
To fix this problem simply use command below to set InstallationPolicy to trusted.
Set-PSRepository -Name 'PSGallery' -InstallationPolicy Trusted
That's all. Simple one line of code and you trust PowerShellGallery and can install modules from there without any prompts.
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