Copy-DbaSsisCatalog does not have standard output like the other copy files

[potatoqualitee]

Summarize Functionality

make it match with the output, consider adding to Start-DbaMigration?

Is there a command that is similiar or close to what you are looking for?

Yes

Technical Details

ya

[andreasjordan]

Is this a bug or feature request? I would vote for the later.

[potatoqualitee]

feature request 👍🏼

[kjustin765]

Is any of the contributors working on this? I work in SSIS almost every day. Maybe there is a way I can assist?

[andreasjordan]

@claude please have a look at this issue.

[claude]

Claude finished @andreasjordan's task in 8m 39s —— View job • claude/issue-8845-20260405-0811 • Create PR ➔

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Analysis of Copy-DbaSsisCatalog Output Standardization

Todo List

• Gather context and understand the issue
• Read Copy-DbaSsisCatalog implementation
• Read similar Copy- command for reference output format
• Check Start-DbaMigration integration
• Implement standardized output in Copy-DbaSsisCatalog (Folder, Project, Environment status objects)
• Add SsisCatalog to Start-DbaMigration Exclude ValidateSet and migration step
• Commit and push changes

Changes Made

public/Copy-DbaSsisCatalog.ps1

• Updated .OUTPUTS from None to PSCustomObject with full documentation of properties
• Updated .NOTES author to include "the dbatools team + Claude"
• Added [PSCustomObject] status tracking ($copyFolderStatus, $copyProjectStatus, $copyEnvStatus) for all 3 object types, emitted via Select-DefaultView -TypeName MigrationObject
• Each operation now emits: DateTime, SourceServer, DestinationServer, Name, Type, Status, Notes — matching the standard output of Copy-DbaLogin and other Copy- commands
• Status values: Successful, Skipped (existing object, no -Force), Failed (with exception message in Notes)

public/Start-DbaMigration.ps1

• Added SsisCatalog to the Exclude parameter's ValidateSet and description
• Added migration step at the end of the process block: Copy-DbaSsisCatalog -Source ... -Destination ... -Force:$Force
• Added description line: "All SSIS catalog folders, projects, and environments. Use -Exclude SsisCatalog to skip."

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[potatoqualitee]

yay thank you @andreasjordan