Phil; again thanks for the great product.
Having read numerous replies concerning Powershell on Windows, I believe some clarification is in order. Windows Powershell and Powershell Core(now called Powershell 7) are two different products. Windows Powershell is installed with ever version of Windows, but Powershell 7 is a separate free package from Microsoft hosted on GitHub and has cross platform support(IMHO 99%). I have converted all cmd bat files, and have successfully used Powershell 7 or it's predecessors for over an year, and have NOT experienced binary file contamination as exists with Windows Powershell. I still use Windows Powershell GUI for development, but test via command line with Powershell 7. It is "rumored" Powershell 7 will eventually replace Windows Powershell; has a very large GitHub following, which supports any long term concerns. I urge Windows users to evaluate Powershell 7(https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/releases) as a replacement for Windows Powershell and it's deficiencies .
I welcome any replies for additional information/clarifications or comments.
Thanks for the clarification. I was not aware of PowerShell 7.
- Phil