Merged #3886 into master.
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LGTM given the comments you guys made. We should just squash those commits
together when merging.
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> @eht16 you're the de-facto expert here, remember you did some work on it, now
> you're doomed 😁
Remember, this is certainly at least one decade ago and since then I
successfully managed to avoid doing any PowerShell :).
> I'll try and update this, but feel also free to take this PR over fixin
@eht16 pushed 1 commit.
7707c7a346a585bbb79e766bae912d389ad90b2b PowerShell: Add keyword "clean" and
aliases "foreach" and "where"
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You are rec
@eht16 you're the de-facto expert here, remember you did some work on it, now
you're doomed 😁
I'll try and update this, but feel also free to take this PR over fixing
whatever you think makes sense. Again, all I did was looking at (possibly an
older version of) the link and came up with this ju
To the removed ones:
- "default" - no idea
- "where" - according to http://xahlee.info/powershell/powershell_aliases.html
and https://superuser.com/a/1397265, "where" is an alias
So, we could add "where" to the aliases list. I checked the aliases in
PowerShell on my Windows 7 machine, there are
>From the link above, also missing "clean". What about the workflow keywords?
>(He says knowing nothing about what a workflow is).
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