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PSScriptAnalyzer

Official module: dagger/PsScriptAnalyzer

Install with dagger mod install github.com/dagger/PsScriptAnalyzer.

What It Is

The PSScriptAnalyzer module checks PowerShell scripts with PSScriptAnalyzer.

Use it when PowerShell is part of the project and needs the same review bar as application code.

Use It For

  • Check PowerShell scripts in CI and Dagger Cloud.
  • Enforce style, safety, and ruleset expectations.
  • Include supporting files when scripts need project context.

Main Workflow

  • check: run PSScriptAnalyzer on discovered PowerShell scripts.

How to Use It

Install the module, then run its check. The module's workspace alias is ps-analyzer, so its check and settings use that name:

bash
dagger mod install github.com/dagger/PsScriptAnalyzer

dagger check                   # run every check in the workspace
dagger check ps-analyzer:check # run PSScriptAnalyzer on discovered PowerShell scripts

check finds every .ps1, .psm1, and .psd1 file in the workspace and runs Invoke-ScriptAnalyzer recursively, failing on any diagnostic it reports.

Settings

List the current settings and their values with dagger settings ps-analyzer, then set one with dagger settings ps-analyzer <key> <value>. Settings are stored in .dagger/config.toml under [modules.ps-analyzer.settings].

  • version (default 1.22.0): the PSScriptAnalyzer release to install. Pin it so the same ruleset and analyzer behavior run locally and in CI.
  • exclude (default: none): a list of script paths to skip.
  • includeExtraFiles (default empty): extra non-PowerShell paths to mount, for scripts that read data files or other project context during analysis.
bash
dagger settings ps-analyzer version 1.22.0

The list-valued settings are edited directly in .dagger/config.toml:

toml
[modules.ps-analyzer.settings]
version = "1.22.0"
exclude = ["tests/"]
includeExtraFiles = ["data/"]

Workspace Fit

Use this module for repos with PowerShell automation, Windows support scripts, or PowerShell modules. It complements ShellCheck in mixed shell workspaces.

Source

Source repo: github.com/dagger/PsScriptAnalyzer