Inverts the conditional logic for determining available Windows releases and versions based on whether an ISO path is provided.
This change improves code readability by checking for the positive case (an ISO is present) first. It also adds validation to ensure the file path ends with the `.iso` extension.
Implements logic to filter the available Windows architectures based on the selected OS Release, Version, and SKU. This ensures that only valid architecture options are presented to the user.
- Adds a new function to determine the correct architectures for different Windows versions (e.g., Server, Windows 10/11, LTSC editions).
- Wires up event handlers to the Release, Version, and SKU dropdowns to refresh the architecture list when their selection changes.
- Refactors initialization to use this new dynamic logic.
Renames the event handler parameter from `$sender` to `$eventSource` for better readability.
Removes an unused variable in the parallel processing function to clean up the code.
Moves the VM Switch data population and event handler logic from the main UI script into the `FFUUI.Core.Initialize` module.
This change improves code organization by centralizing UI initialization and event registration into dedicated functions, making the main script cleaner.
It also simplifies module manifests by changing explicit function exports to a wildcard.
Renames the function for populating Windows settings UI controls to better reflect its purpose.
The `Get-` verb more accurately describes the function's action of retrieving information from the ISO file, as opposed to the previous `Initialize-` verb.
Renames functions for better semantic clarity:
- `Refresh-WindowsSettingsCombos` becomes `Initialize-WindowsSettingsCombos` to better reflect its role in initial UI setup.
- `Filter-DriverModels` becomes `Search-DriverModels` to more accurately describe its use in user-driven model searches.
Enhances code readability in the UI script through consistent formatting of event handlers and multi-line script blocks.
Moves functions and static data related to Windows releases, versions, SKUs, and optional features from the main UI script and core module into a new, dedicated `FFUUI.Core.WindowsSettings` module.
This change enhances code organization and modularity by centralizing Windows-specific configuration and UI helper functions. The UI script is updated to reflect these changes, including passing state to the refactored `BuildFeaturesGrid` function.
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