lordmilko/PrtgAPI v0.9.4

PrtgAPI 0.9.4

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Project

• Split PowerShell specific code to new PrtgAPI.PowerShell assembly
• nuget.org package no longer includes PowerShell specific files, and can no longer be used to open a PrtgAPI PowerShell prompt via the files under the NuGet packages folder
• Moved CI specific code from GitHub Gist into the PrtgAPI repo. Appveyor specific code now defined in new Appveyor module under Tools/Build

New Methods

• PrtClient.ApproveProbe: approves or denies a probe that has been newly added to PRTG. Approval may be performed with optional auto-discovery

New Cmdlets

• Approve-Probe: approves or denies a probe that has been newly added to PRTG. Approval may be performed with optional auto-discovery

Improvements

• It is now possible to specify a custom timeout when retrieving sensor targets and dynamic sensor parameters. If no timeout is specified, defaults to 60 seconds (#52)
  • C#: specify optional timeout parameter on client.GetDynamicSensorParameters / client.Targets.GetSensorTargets, etc
  • PowerShell: specify -Timeout parameter on New-SensorParameters / Get-SensorTarget

Bugfixes

PowerShell

• Fixed a bug wherein progress would complete prematurely when executing a cmdlet chain in the form Table -> Table <filter> -> Action (e.g. Get-Probe | Get-Sensor *ping* | Pause-Object -Forever) where the second cmdlet output a record prior to the final invocation (which did not output anything)

Breaking Changes

C#

• PowerShell specific code is no longer included in package published to nuget.org
• GetDynamicSensorParameters / GetSensorTargets, etc now include a new timeout parameter. Any method invocations specifying the CancellationToken that do not wish to modify the timeout should ensure the token is specified as a named parameter, e.g.

  client.GetDynamicSensorParameters(1001, "exexml", token: cts.Token)