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Sometimes you want to run inline PnP.PowerShell commands.
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- - Linux/WSL/Mac OS :
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+ - Latest stable version :
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```bash
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- docker run --rm -it m365pnp/powershell
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+ docker run --rm -it m365pnp/powershell:latest
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```
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- - Windows (run in PowerShell console) :
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+ - Latest nightly version :
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```powershell
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- docker run --rm -it m365pnp/powershell:1.10.0-nanoserver-1809
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+ docker run --rm -it m365pnp/powershell:nightly
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```
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After that you can start running commands like `Connect-PnPOnline`.
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- Windows (run in PowerShell console):
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```powershell
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- docker run --rm -it -v "${pwd}:C:\workplace" -w C:\workplace m365pnp/powershell:1.10.0-nanoserver-1809
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+ docker run --rm -it -v "${pwd}:C:\workplace" -w C:\workplace m365pnp/powershell
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```
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In such container you can run `Get-ChildItem` and see the contents of the current directory.
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### Nightly
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- * nightly: The latest night image
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+ * nightly: The latest nightly image
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* alpine-3.20
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* `docker pull m365pnp/powershell:nightly`
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* nanoserver-ltsc2022 (Windows 2022)
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* nanoserver-1809 (Windows 2019)
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- * alpine-3.20 (Linux)
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+ * alpine-3.20 (Linux 64 bits)
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+ * ubuntu-focal-arm32 (ARM 32 bits, i.e. Raspberry Pi < 4)
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+ * azurelinux-3.0-arm64 (ARM 64 bits, i.e. Raspberry Pi >= 4)
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Tag name examples:
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+ * 2.99.114-nightly-azurelinux-3.0-arm64
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* 2.99.112-nightly-alpine-3.20
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* 2.12.0-lts-alpine-3.17
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* 2.12.0-nanoserver-ltsc2022
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