Public/Export-GatekeeperConfig.ps1
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#requires -Module Configuration function Export-GatekeeperConfig { <# .SYNOPSIS Exports the Gatekeeper configuration to disk. .DESCRIPTION This cmdlet exports the current Gatekeeper configuration to a specified scope (Enterprise, User, or Machine). .PARAMETER ConfigurationScope The scope to which the configuration should be exported. Valid values are 'Enterprise', 'User', or 'Machine'. Default is 'Machine'. .PARAMETER Configuration Use this override the default configuration with a custom hashtable. It is recommended to get the configuration using the Import-GatekeeperConfig cmdlet before using this parameter to ensure you don't lose any existing settings. .EXAMPLE Export-GatekeeperConfig -ConfigurationScope 'Machine' Exports the Gatekeeper configuration to the Machine scope. .EXAMPLE Export-GatekeeperConfig -ConfigurationScope 'User' -Configuration $customConfig Exports the Gatekeeper configuration to the User scope using a custom configuration hashtable. #> [CmdletBinding()] param ( [ValidateSet('Enterprise', 'User', 'Machine')] $ConfigurationScope = 'Machine', [hashtable] $Configuration ) begin { if (-not $script:GatekeeperConfiguration) { Import-GatekeeperConfig } if ($Configuration) { Write-Verbose "Using provided configuration hashtable to export Gatekeeper configuration." $script:GatekeeperConfiguration = $Configuration } else { Write-Verbose "Using existing Gatekeeper configuration for export." } } process { # Export the config using the Configuration module's Export-Config cmdlet if (-not $script:GatekeeperConfiguration) { throw "Gatekeeper configuration is not loaded. Please import it first." } $script:GatekeeperConfiguration.LastUpdated = Get-Date $script:GatekeeperConfiguration | Export-Configuration -Scope $ConfigurationScope -CompanyName 'Gilbert Sanchez' -Name 'Gatekeeper' } end { Write-Verbose "Gatekeeper configuration exported successfully." } } |