Debugging PowerShell Munro

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[KirkMunro]

If you have any questions or comments about the content I delivered during this session, please add it here and I'll do my best to respond in a timely manner.  Thanks!  Also, this particular recording was done using a microphone that was in a fixed location (on the podium).  I never like standing in one place when I do a presentation, so as I move around on the stage with this recording you'll notice my voice fade in and out depending on which direction I am going.  If you want better quality audio, this session will also be available through Pluralsight (commercial service, not free).  Pluralsight recorded the event using a mic that was attached to my jacket, so the audio should be much better.  In both cases, however, my apologies for the audio cutting out early at the very end -- it seems that a technical glitch caused that to happen.  Last, if you run a user group and would like to see content similar to this presented to your members, please let me know.

[robertkozak]

I looked at some of your code on GitHub but I was surprised that the good stuff is actually inside of a dll.

[jryanwall]

Where can we download the PowerShell files that you used?

[robertkozak]

Kirk. This video stops suddenly near the beginning of your Defensive Scripting just as you are taking about comparing arrays