Is there a CMDLET to identify rich projects that have a specific WorkSet assigned?

Thank you for help Matt. I tried both cmdlets. The result for both "true", no list of projects generated. 

Can you please post your code and results here?

This is what I see when getting a list of Rich Project Folders with any WorkSet/Project Configuration Settings Block assigned, given my FolderPath parameter value:

$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath "Design" | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object { $_.Workspace_Type -eq "PROJECT" }

Also, what version of the pwps_dab PowerShell Module do you have installed?

Sorry for the delayed response, Out of Office. I am not able to duplicate the results from the CMDLET provided. PS Version 2.0.7.0

I am using the following"

$RichProjects = Get-PWManagedWorkspaces -InputFolders (Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog) | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object {$_.Workspace_WorkSet -eq "English"}

I also used the following

$RichProjects = Get-PWManagedWorkspaces -InputFolders (Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog) | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object {$_.Workspace_Type-eq "Managed"}

Can you please try the following (will display Rich Project Folder Names found within the selected Folder Path, as well as the applicable WorkSpace Configuration Settings Block Types and Names):

# Prompt for Folder Path.
$FolderPath = Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog

# Get Rich Projects.
$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath $FolderPath.FullPath | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder

Here are my results from this code:

As you can see, Workspace_WorkSet is not a valid property (i.e. $_.Workspace_WorkSet -eq "English" won't work). Additionally, Managed is not a valid WorkSpace Type (i.e. $_.Workspace_Type -eq "Managed" won't work).

If you are looking for Rich Projects that have WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks assigned to them who's name is English, then you would use this code:

# Prompt for Folder Path.
$FolderPath = Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog

# Get Rich Projects.
$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath $FolderPath.FullPath | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object { $_.Workspace_Name -eq "English" }

If you are looking for Rich Projects that have WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks assigned to them who's type is WorkSet/Project, then you would use this code:

# Prompt for Folder Path.
$FolderPath = Show-PWFolderBrowserDialog

# Get Rich Projects.
$RichProjects = Get-PWRichProjects -FolderPath $FolderPath.FullPath | Get-PWManagedWorkspaceConfigBlocksFromFolder | Where-Object { $_.Workspace_Type -eq "PROJECT" }

One thing to note is that Get-PWManagedWorkspaces only returns managed workspace blocks that are directly assigned to a folder, if it inherits the block from another level it won't return it.

Excellent point, Kevin!

I must apologize for my previous responses. I clearly missed the mark on your original question, I think.

To be clear (on my end), you are looking code that will create a list of Work Areas (the Parent Project Folder) that has one or more Managed WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks assigned to it (the Parent Project Folder), one of which (of the Managed WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks) contains a specific Workspace Variable? If you want to include any Folder, this will change the needs a bit, as Kevin pointed out.

In any case, I THINK that this can be done using a combination of Get-PWRichProjects, Get-PWManagedWorkspaces and Get-PWManagedWorkspaceVariables cmdlets.

Can you share your hopes of output? Do you just want a list of Rich Projects (or Folders) that meet the desired criteria or do you want more included in the output (i.e. Rich Projects by Name or Full Path, WorkSpace Configuration Settings Block Name and Variables)?

I must apologize for my previous responses. I clearly missed the mark on your original question, I think.

To be clear (on my end), you are looking code that will create a list of Work Areas (the Parent Project Folder) that has one or more Managed WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks assigned to it (the Parent Project Folder), one of which (of the Managed WorkSpace Configuration Settings Blocks) contains a specific Workspace Variable? If you want to include any Folder, this will change the needs a bit, as Kevin pointed out.

In any case, I THINK that this can be done using a combination of Get-PWRichProjects, Get-PWManagedWorkspaces and Get-PWManagedWorkspaceVariables cmdlets.

Can you share your hopes of output? Do you just want a list of Rich Projects (or Folders) that meet the desired criteria or do you want more included in the output (i.e. Rich Projects by Name or Full Path, WorkSpace Configuration Settings Block Name and Variables)?

Thank you for your help in this task. I have learned a few things by trail and error. Please don't be upset about the misunderstanding. I've been enlighten. 

To answer your follow-up question. Looking for Rich Projects only by name and WorkSpace Configuration Settings Block Name and Variables.