Test-WtIntuneWin

Test if a package will install

Use the Windows Sandbox to test if the provided installer arguments will make it install silently and if it exists with the expected exit code.

Syntax

Test-WtIntuneWin -PackageFolder <String> [-InstallerArguments <String>] [-Clean] [-Sleep <Int32>]

Parameter	Req.	Type	Description
`-PackageFolder`	✅	String	The folder where the package is
`-InstallerArguments`	❌	String	Override the installer arguments
`-Clean`	❌	Switch	Clean the test files after run
`-Sleep`	❌	Int32	Sleep for x seconds before auto shutdown

Test-WtIntuneWin -IntuneWinFile <String> [-InstallerFilename <String>] [-InstallerArguments <String>] [-Clean] [-Sleep <Int32>]

Parameter	Req.	Type	Description
`-IntuneWinFile`	✅	String	The IntuneWin file to test
`-InstallerFilename`	❌	String	The installer filename (if not set correctly inside the intunewin)
`-InstallerArguments`	❌	String	The installer arguments (if you want it to execute silently)
`-Clean`	❌	Switch	Clean the test files after run
`-Sleep`	❌	Int32	Sleep for x seconds before auto shutdown

Test-WtIntuneWin -PackageId <String> -Version <String> -RootPackageFolder <String> [-Clean] [-Sleep <Int32>]

Parameter	Req.	Type	Description
`-PackageId`	✅	String	The package id to upload to Intune.
`-Version`	✅	String	The version to upload to Intune
`-RootPackageFolder`	✅	String	The Root folder where all the package live in.
`-Clean`	❌	Switch	Clean the test files after run
`-Sleep`	❌	Int32	Sleep for x seconds before auto shutdown

Test a packaged installer in sandbox

Test-WtIntuneWin -PackageFolder "D:\packages\JanDeDobbeleer.OhMyPosh\22.0.3"