Omitting the Ensure property doesn't Create Instance

[NikCharlebois]

Several resources, when omitting the Ensure parameter do not create the resource's instance. The Ensure parameter should assume "Present" by default when not explicitly mentioned in the configuration.

[andikrueger]

I was able to identify the following resources that would need the parameter for all methods to be changed from

$Ensure,

to

$Ensure = $true,

List of resources:

• EXOJournalRule
• EXOMailTips

@RuudGijsbers I think you own the following ones:

• IntuneAppConfigurationPolicy
• IntuneAppProtectionPolicyiOS
• IntuneDeviceCategory
• IntuneDeviceCompliancePolicyAndroid
• IntuneDeviceCompliancePolicyAndroidDeviceOwner
• IntuneDeviceCompliancePolicyAndroidWorkProfile
• IntuneDeviceCompliancePolicyiOs
• IntuneDeviceCompliancePolicyMacOs
• IntuneDeviceCompliancePolicyWindows10
• IntuneDeviceConfigurationPolicyAndroidWorkProfile
• IntuneDeviceConfigurationPolicyiOsWorkProfile
• IntuneDeviceConfigurationPolicyWindowsWorkProfile
• IntuneDeviceEnrollmentLimitRestriction
• IntuneDeviceEnrollmentPlatformRestriction

And obviously we need to update the Module.Template.ps1 file too - this might be the root cause why all Intune resources do not have a default for $Ensure.