Add Get-WorkItemQueryResult cmdlet? about psdevops HOT 3 CLOSED

@MarkIannucci thanks for closing this issue before I go around to pointing you in that general direction.

A few things to note:

• Get-ADOWorkItem (and a lot of PSDevOps) return data that can be reformatted for your Org/Project. If you would like to see your work item differently than PSDevOps does by default, I'd love to know.
• There are actually two different types of formatters for work items. You'll see the table formatter by default. A "custom" formatter can show you a more detailed view of a given work item (including descriptions, for instance). To show details of a particular work item, pipe it to Format-Custom.
• The related commands, New/Set-ADOWorkItem, will both be so kind as to try to adapt incoming properties. So you can @{Description='New Description'} | Set-ADOWorkItem -ID $id instead of @{'System.Description'='New Description'} | Set-ADOWorkItem -ID $id

Feel free to file issues if you have them with these commands. They are relatively old compared to various other parts of PSDevOps, and are due for a bit of extensibility.

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I am quite happy I read your code before writing my own. I think Get-WorkItem has me covered!

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So far, this cmdlet has met our needs. I think I found a slight issue with the way it inserts the [Team Project] = @Project in the where clause. I'll double check my theory on the bug before I prematurely open another issue ;-)

Again, thank you for your work here. We're using this at a public hospital in Denver to improve our IT system management processes, so know that this code helps us help others.

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