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Category Archives: Scripting Games 2013
Scripting Games 2013: Use of SupportsShouldProcess in Functions/Scripts
Edit: I was caught speeding when I put up this post. Move-Item will pick up on SupportsShouldProcess and handle the –Whatif and –Confirm without having to supply the $Pscmdlet.SupportsShouldProcess(). In fact, adding this to a cmdlet that already supports it … Continue reading
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The 2013 Scripting Games Are Coming!
The 2013 Scripting Games are coming up very quickly (April 25nd, to be exact) and things are a little different than last year. This year the competition is being hosted by PowerShell.org instead of by Microsoft\Hey, Scripting Guy! and the … Continue reading
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