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Normally in the PowerShell world, there would be a wrapper cmdlet which would instantiate the object for me. Cmdlets are easier to discover for most users.
The class has no constructors. It would be nicer (in the current context) to have a constructor so we can pass in a pscredential or username and password during instantiation.
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@swernli - I think the cmdlet would have to do the conversion before Docker.DotNet otherwise AuthConfig would have to understand code like PSCredential.
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Currently I need to instantiate an AuthConfig object myself and then specify username and password.
Normally in the PowerShell world, there would be a wrapper cmdlet which would instantiate the object for me. Cmdlets are easier to discover for most users.
The class has no constructors. It would be nicer (in the current context) to have a constructor so we can pass in a pscredential or username and password during instantiation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: