Powershell

In my last blog post, I explained two ways to tackle conditional mapping in ShareGate. In this post, I’ll show you how to use the PnP PowerShell module to handle conditional mapping more efficiently. As I mentioned earlier, it’s not practical to rely on the ShareGate user interface for each site. That’s where I recommend a better approach -> using PnP PowerShell module. PnP PowerShell Script: No big deal! Here’s the scenario I mentioned earlier: you want to run a script that checks each item’s Status (a choice column in your SharePoint list), and if it’s set to “Pending”, the script should update it to “Approved”. ...

During a recent migration project, I worked with a customer who had a pretty unique requirement: they wanted to apply conditional mappings using ShareGate. At first, I thought, “Wait, what?” Because what they were asking for just isn’t something ShareGate supports out of the box—neither through the UI nor the ShareGate PowerShell module. But after a bit of head-scratching (and lots of coffee ☕), I came up with a workaround to get the job done. ...