Add .xlsm as known file type#408
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Add .xlsm (Microsoft Excel macro-enabled spreadsheet) to the type lookup. XLSM files are supported by Power BI but until now they could not be uploaded, refer to issue microsoft#349
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So, how many weeks does it usually take to approve a single-line change to the code? |
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Add .xlsm (Microsoft Excel macro-enabled spreadsheet) to the type lookup. XLSM files are supported by Power BI but until now they could not be uploaded, refer to issue #349.
Fixes #349.
Changes proposed in this pull request:
How to test this code:
Write-RsRestCatalogItem -ReportPortalURI $youruri -Path 'C:\Temp\Just_a_test.xlsm' -RsFolder $DestFolder(Previously this would fail with an error message - (400) Bad Request. After this change to Get-ItemType.ps1 it seems to run without any issues.)
Has been tested on (remove any that don't apply):