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Iron Contributor

Feb 12, 2018

How Do I get the version of a file using PnP Powershell

Hi I am trying to get the version of a file in a document library using PnP Powershell. Connect-PnPOnline -Url <url> $ListItems = Get-PnPListItem -List <MyDocLibrary> for each ($item...

Nigel_Price9911

Iron Contributor

Feb 14, 2018

Hi Manidurai Mohanamariappan

Works great (as long as you put the t on the end of Get-PnPContex !)

What about if I only want the latest version ?

Regards

Nigel

Dean_Gross

Silver Contributor

Feb 14, 2018

Nigel_Price9911 something like the following should help you get started, I have not tested this.

for (int i = versions.Count; i > 0; i--)
    {
       FileVersion version = file.Versions[i - 1];   
       string label = version.VersionLabel;
       string id = version.ID.ToString();
       string filename = Path.GetFileName(version.Url);
       string ext = Path.GetExtension(version.Url);
       string tmp1 = version.IsCurrentVersion;
       string tmp2 = version.Url;
    }