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We cannot overstate how critical user feedback is at this stage in the development of the module. The major feature for our next preview release (preview 3) is allowing for Install-PSResource to accept a path to a psd1 or, json file (using -RequiredResourceFile), or a hashtable or json an input (using -RequiredResource). To track issues/features to particular preview and GA releases we are using GitHub projects which are titled to reflect the release. We are using the label Resolved-3.0 to mark issues that we plan to release at some point before we release the module as GA (generally available). We have used a combination of projects and labels on our GitHub repo to track issues for this upcoming release. GitHub is the best place to track the bugs/feature requests related to this module.

Reinstall parameter for Install-PSResource.

NoClobber parameter for Install-PSResource.

TrustRepository parameter for Install-PSResource.

Progress bar and -Quiet parameter for Install-PSResource.

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