Add Assert-ElevatedUser from SqlServerDsc to DscResource.Common Public Functions #82
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- Added public function `Assert-ElevatedUser` that asserts the user has elevated the PowerShell session. issue #82
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- Add public function `Assert-ElevatedUser` that asserts the user has elevated the PowerShell session. issue #82
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Problem description
The request to move Assert-ElevatedUser to the DscResource.Common module was created in the SqlServerDsc module under Issue 1797.
This function is used to assert the user is using an elevated PowerShell session, and that it could also better the entire DSC community by being included in the DscResource.Common module.
The function can be placed prior to commands that require elevated permissions, e.g.
...Assert-ElevatedUser -ErrorAction 'Stop'[Code that requires elevated permissions]...Verbose logs
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