Update to allow multiple sessions in same PoSh Session #55
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I left some debug code in the prior suggestion. This is without the 2 lines of debug code. This edits _oktaMakeCall to check a state variable based on uri passed to the function to make a unique variable to hold state of websessions. This allows the global:mywebsession variable to be saved at end of function and recalled for EACH org in the Okta_org.ps1. TODO: There might be invalid characters possible in variable names, I did not validate if URL host characters can be the same space as powershell variable names.
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This edits _oktaMakeCall to check a state variable based on uri passed to the function to make a unique variable to hold state of websessions. This allows the global:mywebsession variable to be saved at end of function and recalled for EACH org in the Okta_org.ps1. Checking/Saving mywebsession at the start and end of that function allows multiple Okta Orgs to be called within the same Powershell Session.
TODO: There might be invalid characters possible in variable names resulting in unexpected behavior. I did not validate if URL host characters can be the same character space as powershell variable names.