A cmdlet is a lightweight Windows PowerShell script that performs a single function.
In most example that I see in tutorials and books, the -LiteralPath option is almost never used by default (the …
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powershell arguments cmdlet start-jobWhen I use Import-Module -Name <path_to_local_dll> -Verbose the cmdlets contained in the DLL file are …
powershell cmdlet import-moduleI'm trying to create a simple powershell cmdlet that would have a few mandatory parameters. I've found the following code …
powershell parameters cmdletWe have a few home-brewed windows services over here. One of them is problematic, in that it won't always stop …
powershell process windows-services cmdletI have a solution with two project, one is the main project and the second a project that will use …
entity-framework visual-studio cmdletI want to pass a Type to a custom CmdLet, as follows: PS> "1" | My-CmdLet -Check [System.String] I want …
powershell types parameters parameter-passing cmdletTest script: function outer { [cmdletbinding(supportsshouldprocess=$true)] param($s) process { $pscmdlet.shouldprocess("outer $s", "ShouldProcess") | out-null "" | out-file "outer $s" inner …
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