📖 [Docs]: Add "Infusing GitHub with PowerShell" solutions page#56
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Add a Solutions collection page describing what the initiative has built (the module and GitHub Actions collections, grouped by theme) and the GitHub platform capabilities we still want to make PowerShell-native: Dependabot, linting/testing beyond super-linter, the GitHub module as Octokit for PowerShell, and a PowerShell-flavored github-script. Includes a parity table vs other language ecosystems and a build-vs-advocate split. Wire the page into the Solutions nav in zensical.toml.
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Adds a new Solutions documentation page that frames the PSModule organization’s “infuse GitHub with PowerShell” mission, describing both what’s already been built (modules + Actions) and the remaining GitHub platform gaps where PowerShell parity still needs either tooling or vendor advocacy.
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- Adds a new Solutions page: “Infusing GitHub with PowerShell”, covering current PSModule assets and parity gaps (Dependabot, code scanning/SARIF, SDK parity, workflow scripting, etc.).
- Adds the new page to the Solutions navigation in
zensical.toml.
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src/zensical.toml |
Adds the new Solutions page to the site navigation. |
src/docs/Solutions/Infusing-GitHub-with-PowerShell.md |
New Solutions collection page documenting the PSModule initiative, inventories, and PowerShell parity roadmap on GitHub. |
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Summary
Adds a new Solutions collection page, Infusing GitHub with PowerShell, that frames the PSModule initiative around the org mission (infuse GitHub with PowerShell): it describes what the initiative has built and the GitHub platform capabilities we still want to make PowerShell-native.
What's on the page
.psd1awareness), linting/testing beyond super-linter and MegaLinter viaInvoke-ScriptAnalyzer+Invoke-Pester, theGitHubmodule as "Octokit for PowerShell", andGitHub-Scriptas a PowerShell-flavoredactions/github-script.setup-powershell, dependency graph/SBOM, the GitHub Advisory Database, CodeQL, OIDC trusted publishing, GitHub Packages registry, build provenance, and module caching.Platform claims are grounded against current GitHub docs (Dependabot, CodeQL, and the Advisory Database all have no PowerShell/PSGallery ecosystem).
Changes
src/docs/Solutions/Infusing-GitHub-with-PowerShell.md(new page)src/zensical.toml(nav entry under Solutions)Validation
markdownlintwith the repo config: 0 errorszensical build --clean(Python 3.13, same as CI): succeeds; the page renders with all sections and its nav entry and internal links resolve