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As a user, I want to know who uploaded a package to the gallery, because that can't be spoofed.
On the gallery, when I search, I see the module name, latest version, download count, and owner (aka the uploader, labelled "By") and can browse all the other modules by the same author.
Find-PSResource offers no parity at all. It doesn't search descriptions (only names), and only shows the Name, Version, and Description. In fact, the download counts and owner are missing from the object -- information we know is available in the nuget search response. Since the author and company name are "just metadata" that isn't checked or validated at all, making the owner (and download count) available on the return seems critical.
Example (results in gallery):
Reacted by Ryan Yates, Max Kozlov, Thomas Nieto, Olav Rønnestad Birkeland and Gijs Reijn
Hey Joel Bennett (@Jaykul), thanks for opening up this issue. Perhaps a suggestion would be to add a new parameter to the Find-PSResource cmdlet to get available commands from a specific author: -Author or -Owner.
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Gijsreyn commentedon Dec 18, 2024
Hey Joel Bennett (@Jaykul), thanks for opening up this issue. Perhaps a suggestion would be to add a new parameter to the
Find-PSResourcecmdlet to get available commands from a specific author:-Authoror-Owner.Jaykul commentedon Dec 19, 2024
I'm less interested in filtering than I am in knowing who uploaded the module (versus what's in the metadata).
kilasuit commentedon Aug 17, 2026
I'm interested in both filtering by author and returning the author information which needs to show the correct Username that uploaded/owns the module
Which Find-Module returns incorrectly in the CompanyName field & Find-PSResource doesn't return correctly today at all