Enhance manifest handling and add TLS certificate validation support - #5
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…reserve prerelease tags
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August 10, 2026 11:41
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This pull request introduces support for bypassing TLS certificate validation when interacting with the PowerShell Universal server, which is especially useful for environments using self-signed certificates. It also updates the offline automation repository manifest to use a module-specific file name and preserves prerelease version tags for improved deployment accuracy. The main changes are grouped below:
Certificate Validation Bypass
UniversalSkipCertificateCheckbuild task, YAML configuration setting, and corresponding parameters throughout the codebase to allow bypassing TLS certificate validation when calling the PowerShell Universal server. This includes a newInvoke-UniversalRestMethodfunction that handles certificate validation bypass for both Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core.Offline Repository Manifest Improvements
repository.psd1to<ModuleName>.psd1, and updated related documentation and code to reflect this. The manifest now also preserves the prerelease tag on the module version, ensuring PowerShell Universal displays the correct module name and full version during deployment.