But a parameter accepts an argument, so it is an argument that is accepted, not a parameter. And if anything, an argument is given in a call to a parameter (or at least, some function with a parameter), so it is more the parameter that is called than the argument.
If you are passing a variable into a template parameter with the intention of using it as part of another runtime expression, the easiest method is to copy the parameter to a variable.
This only works if powershell is launched with -NonInteractive. Otherwise the mandatory parameter is still optional in the sense that it will happily accept that you forgot to provide the parameter and asks the user to provide it interactively instead
To assign a value to a switch parameter when calling a function or script you use a slightly different syntax to regular parameters - if you want it to be false you can just omit it, and if you want it to be true you just say -Deploy.
Procedure or function 'ColumnSeek' expects parameter '@template', which was not supplied. This is happening when I call a Stored Procedure with a parameter through .net's data connection to sql (System.data.SqlClient), even though I am supplying the parameter.
PHP 8.1 has deprecated passing null as a parameter to a lot of core functions. My main problem is with functions like htmlspecialchars and trim, where null is no longer silently converted to the em...
The template parameter would the receive a run-time variable $(Environment). The issue was that run-time variables are not yet available at the time the value pass to environment is interpreted.
For a larger number of optional parameters, a single parameter of Dictionary<string,Object> could be used with the ContainsKey method. I like this approach because it allows me to pass a List<T> or a T individually without having to create a whole other method (nice if parameters are to be used as filters, for example).
