updating build ref file

Author: niphlod

assets/dbatools-index.json

@@ -29138,7 +29138,7 @@
     },
     {
         "Name":  "Install-DbaInstance",
-        "Description":  "This function will help you to quickly install a SQL Server instance on one or many computers.\nSome of the things this function will do for you:\n* Add your login as an admin to the new instance\n* Search for SQL Server installations in the specified file repository\n* Generate SA password if needed\n* Install specific features using \u0027Default\u0027 and \u0027All\u0027 templates or cherry-pick the ones you need\n* Set number of tempdb files based on number of cores (SQL2016+)\n* Activate .Net 3.5 feature for SQL2012/2014\n* Restart the machine if needed after the installation is done\n\nFully customizable installation parameters allow you to:\n* Use existing Configuration.ini files for the installation\n* Define service account credentials using native Powershell syntax\n* Override any configurations by using -Configuration switch\n* Change the TCP port after the installation is done\n* Enable \u0027Perform volume maintenance tasks\u0027 for the SQL Server account\n\nNote that the dowloaded installation media must be extracted and available to the server where the installation runs.\nNOTE: If no ProductID (PID) is found in the configuration files/parameters, Evaluation version is going to be installed.\n\nWhen using CredSSP authentication, this function will configure CredSSP authentication for PowerShell Remoting sessions.\nIf this is not desired (e.g.: CredSSP authentication is managed externally, or is already configured appropriately,)\nit can be disabled by setting the dbatools configuration option \u0027commands.initialize-credssp.bypass\u0027 value to $true.",
+        "Description":  "This function will help you to quickly install a SQL Server instance on one or many computers.\nSome of the things this function will do for you:\n* Add your login as an admin to the new instance\n* Search for SQL Server installations in the specified file repository\n* Generate SA password if needed\n* Install specific features using \u0027Default\u0027 and \u0027All\u0027 templates or cherry-pick the ones you need\n* Set number of tempdb files based on number of cores (SQL2016+)\n* Activate .Net 3.5 feature for SQL2012/2014\n* Restart the machine if needed after the installation is done\n\nFully customizable installation parameters allow you to:\n* Use existing Configuration.ini files for the installation\n* Define service account credentials using native Powershell syntax\n* Override any configurations by using -Configuration switch\n* Change the TCP port after the installation is done\n* Enable \u0027Perform volume maintenance tasks\u0027 for the SQL Server account\n\nNote that the dowloaded installation media must be extracted and available to the server where the installation runs.\nNOTE: If no ProductID (PID) is found in the configuration files/parameters, Evaluation version is going to be installed.\n\nWhen using CredSSP authentication, this function will try to configure CredSSP authentication for PowerShell Remoting sessions.\nIf this is not desired (e.g.: CredSSP authentication is managed externally, or is already configured appropriately,)\nit can be disabled by setting the dbatools configuration option \u0027commands.initialize-credssp.bypass\u0027 value to $true.\nTo be able to configure CredSSP, the command needs to be run in an elevated PowerShell session.",
         "Tags":  [
                      "Deployment",
                      "Install"
@@ -29189,7 +29189,7 @@
                        ],
                        [
                            "Credential",
-                           "Used when executing installs against remote servers",
+                           "Windows Credential with permission to log on to the remote server.\r\nMust be specified for any remote connection if SQL Server installation media is located on a network folder.\nAuthentication will default to CredSSP if -Credential is used.\r\nFor CredSSP see also additional information in DESCRIPTION.",
                            "",
                            false,
                            "false",
@@ -29198,11 +29198,11 @@
                        ],
                        [
                            "Authentication",
-                           "Chooses an authentication protocol for remote connections.\r\nAllowed values: \u0027Default\u0027, \u0027Basic\u0027, \u0027Negotiate\u0027, \u0027NegotiateWithImplicitCredential\u0027, \u0027Credssp\u0027, \u0027Digest\u0027, \u0027Kerberos\u0027\r\nIf the protocol fails to establish a connection\nDefaults:\r\n* CredSSP when -Credential is specified - due to the fact that repository Path is usually a network share and credentials need to be passed to the remote host to avoid the double-hop issue.\r\n* Default when -Credential is not specified. Will likely fail if a network path is specified.",
+                           "Chooses an authentication protocol for remote connections.\r\nAllowed values: \u0027Default\u0027, \u0027Basic\u0027, \u0027Negotiate\u0027, \u0027NegotiateWithImplicitCredential\u0027, \u0027Credssp\u0027, \u0027Digest\u0027, \u0027Kerberos\u0027.\r\nIf the protocol fails to establish a connection and explicit -Credentials were used, a failback authentication method would be attempted that configures PSSessionConfiguration\r\non the remote machine. This method, however, is considered insecure and would, therefore, prompt an additional confirmation when used.\nDefaults:\r\n* CredSSP when -Credential is specified - due to the fact that repository Path is usually a network share and credentials need to be passed to the remote host to avoid the double-hop issue.\r\n* Default when -Credential is not specified. Will likely fail if a network path is specified.\nFor CredSSP see also additional information in DESCRIPTION.",
                            "",
                            false,
                            "false",
-                           "Credssp",
+                           "@(\u0027Credssp\u0027, \u0027Default\u0027)[$null -eq $Credential]",
                            "Default,Basic,Negotiate,NegotiateWithImplicitCredential,Credssp,Digest,Kerberos"
                        ],
                        [
@@ -63900,7 +63900,7 @@
     },
     {
         "Name":  "Update-DbaInstance",
-        "Description":  "Starts and automated process of updating SQL Server installation to a specific version defined in the parameters.\nThe command will:\n\n* Search for SQL Server installations in a remote registry\n* Check if current settings are applicable to the current SQL Server versions\n* Search for a KB executable in a folder specified in -Path\n* Establish a PSRemote connection to the target machine if necessary\n* Extract KB to a temporary folder in a current user\u0027s profile\n* Run the installation from the temporary folder updating all instances on the computer at once\n* Remove temporary files\n* Restart the computer (if -Restart is specified)\n* Repeat for each consequent KB and computer\n\nThe impact of this function is set to High, if you don\u0027t want to receive interactive prompts, set -Confirm to $false.\nCredentials are a required parameter for remote machines. Without specifying -Credential, the installation will fail due to lack of permissions.\n\nCredSSP is a recommended transport for running the updates remotely. Update-DbaInstance will attempt to reconfigure\nlocal and remote hosts to support CredSSP, which is why it is desirable to run this command in an elevated console at all times.\nCVE-2018-0886 security update is required for both local and remote hosts. If CredSSP connections are failing, make sure to\napply recent security updates prior to doing anything else.\n\nWhen using CredSSP authentication, this function will configure CredSSP authentication for PowerShell Remoting sessions.\nIf this is not desired (e.g.: CredSSP authentication is managed externally, or is already configured appropriately,)\nit can be disabled by setting the dbatools configuration option \u0027commands.initialize-credssp.bypass\u0027 value to $true.\n\nAlways backup databases and configurations prior to upgrade.",
+        "Description":  "Starts and automated process of updating SQL Server installation to a specific version defined in the parameters.\nThe command will:\n\n* Search for SQL Server installations in a remote registry\n* Check if current settings are applicable to the current SQL Server versions\n* Search for a KB executable in a folder specified in -Path\n* Establish a PSRemote connection to the target machine if necessary\n* Extract KB to a temporary folder in a current user\u0027s profile\n* Run the installation from the temporary folder updating all instances on the computer at once\n* Remove temporary files\n* Restart the computer (if -Restart is specified)\n* Repeat for each consequent KB and computer\n\nThe impact of this function is set to High, if you don\u0027t want to receive interactive prompts, set -Confirm to $false.\n\nWhen using CredSSP authentication, this function will try to configure CredSSP authentication for PowerShell Remoting sessions.\nIf this is not desired (e.g.: CredSSP authentication is managed externally, or is already configured appropriately,)\nit can be disabled by setting the dbatools configuration option \u0027commands.initialize-credssp.bypass\u0027 value to $true.\nTo be able to configure CredSSP, the command needs to be run in an elevated PowerShell session.\n\nAlways backup databases and configurations prior to upgrade.",
         "Tags":  [
                      "Deployment",
                      "Install",
@@ -63926,7 +63926,7 @@
                        ],
                        [
                            "Credential",
-                           "Windows Credential with permission to log on to the remote server.\r\nMust be specified for any remote connection if update Repository is located on a network folder.",
+                           "Windows Credential with permission to log on to the remote server.\r\nMust be specified for any remote connection if update Repository is located on a network folder.\nAuthentication will default to CredSSP if -Credential is used.\r\nFor CredSSP see also additional information in DESCRIPTION.",
                            "",
                            false,
                            "false",
@@ -64007,11 +64007,11 @@
                        ],
                        [
                            "Authentication",
-                           "Chooses an authentication protocol for remote connections.\r\nIf the protocol fails to establish a connection\nDefaults:\r\n* CredSSP when -Credential is specified - due to the fact that repository Path is usually a network share and credentials need to be passed to the remote host to avoid the double-hop issue.\r\n* Default when -Credential is not specified. Will likely fail if a network path is specified.",
+                           "Chooses an authentication protocol for remote connections.\r\nAllowed values: \u0027Default\u0027, \u0027Basic\u0027, \u0027Negotiate\u0027, \u0027NegotiateWithImplicitCredential\u0027, \u0027Credssp\u0027, \u0027Digest\u0027, \u0027Kerberos\u0027.\r\nIf the protocol fails to establish a connection and explicit -Credentials were used, a failback authentication method would be attempted that configures PSSessionConfiguration\r\non the remote machine. This method, however, is considered insecure and would, therefore, prompt an additional confirmation when used.\nDefaults:\r\n* CredSSP when -Credential is specified - due to the fact that repository Path is usually a network share and credentials need to be passed to the remote host to avoid the double-hop issue.\r\n* Default when -Credential is not specified. Will likely fail if a network path is specified.\nFor CredSSP see also additional information in DESCRIPTION.",
                            "",
                            false,
                            "false",
-                           "@(\u0027CredSSP\u0027, \u0027Default\u0027)[$null -eq $Credential]",
+                           "@(\u0027Credssp\u0027, \u0027Default\u0027)[$null -eq $Credential]",
                            "Default,Basic,Negotiate,NegotiateWithImplicitCredential,Credssp,Digest,Kerberos"
                        ],
                        [