Question [/Build] PS V5 Preview

Richard Lazaro écrit:

On arrive vraiment sur quelque chose d'extremement puissant.

Reste à avoir une documentation conséquente

Un sondage concernant la v5.
Source .

Manage Windows with PowerShell Direct
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You can use PowerShell Direct to remotely manage a Windows 10 or Windows Server Technical Preview virtual machine from a Windows 10 or Windows Server Technical Preview Hyper-V host. PowerShell Direct allows PowerShell management inside a virtual machine regardless of the network configuration or remote management settings on either the Hyper-V host or the virtual machine. This makes it easier for Hyper-V Administrators to automate and script virtual machine management and configuration.
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La v5 rtm propose l'attribut Obsolete
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@'
[Obsolete()] # No error with PS v4 or v2
param()
write-host \"Test script\"
'@ > c:\temp\Test.ps1
c:\temp\Test.ps1
# WARNING: The command 'Test.ps1' is obsolete.
# Test script

function Test {
[Obsolete()] #No error with PS v4 or v2 **
Param() #mandatory
Write-host \"Test function\"
}
Test
# WARNING: The command 'Test' is obsolete.
# Test function

function Test {
param (
#No error with PS v4 or v2
[Obsolete()] $Name
)
Write-host \"Test function parameter\"
}
Test
# Test function parameter
Test –Name x
# WARNING: Parameter 'Name' is obsolete.
# Test function parameter

$WarningPreference='stop'
Test -Name x
#WARNING: Parameter 'Name' is obsolete.
#Test : The running command stopped because the preference variable \"WarningPreference\" or common parameter is set to Stop: Parameter 'Name' is obsolete.

$error[0].ErrorRecord.InvocationInfo
#...
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Le raccourcis [Obsolete] est reconnu et celui nommé [Accelerators] n'existe plus.