# Create a local PowerShell session # where the module with conflicting assemblies will be loaded $s = New-PSSession # Import the module with the conflicting dependency via remoting, # exposing the commands loc
(None, X86, Amd64) required by this module # ProcessorArchitecture = '' # Modules that must be imported into the global environment prior to importing this module # RequiredModules = @() # Assemblies that must be loaded prior to importing this module # RequiredAssemblies = @()...
[-RequiredAssemblies <String[]>] [-FileList <String[]>] [-ModuleList <Object[]>] [-FunctionsToExport <String[]>] [-AliasesToExport <String[]>] [-VariablesToExport <String[]>] [-CmdletsToExport <String[]>] [-DscResourcesToExport <String[]>] [-PrivateData <Hashtable>] [-Tags <...
InRestrictedLanguagemode, users can run commands (cmdlets, functions, CIM commands, and workflows), but can't use script blocks. This mode is also used to process modules manifests loaded byImport-Module. Beginning in PowerShell 7.2, theNew-Objectcmdlet is disabled inRestrictedLanguagemode when ...
Discover assemblies loaded by Assembly.Load(byte[]) and Assembly.LoadFile (#12203) Allow case insensitive paths for determining PSModulePath (#12192) General Cmdlet Updates and Fixes Add null check for Windows PowerShell install path (#12296) Fix Null Reference error in CSV commands (#12281) ...
In both implementations, assemblies are loaded lazily when a method requiring their type is run for the first time. For example here are two versions of the same code that load a dependency at different times. The first will always load its dependency whenProgram.GetRange()is called, because...
同样的为了实现PowerShell脚本的保存、方面在别的服务器迁移，一般都是先编写脚本，然后通过脚本文件执行...
CustomPSSnapIn should be used when you want to register a subset of the cmdlets and providers in one assembly or when you want to register cmdlets and providers that are in different assemblies. The code for my snap-in is shown in Figure 7. It's quite straightforward. I simply override ...
Reference assemblies are installed in the following location by default:c:\Program Files\Reference Assemblies\Microsoft\WindowsPowerShell\V1.0. Note Code that is compiled against the Windows PowerShell 2.0 assemblies cannot be loaded into Windows PowerShell 1.0 installations. However, code that is compi...
all .NET assemblies are loaded into the samepwshprocess. Different versions of the same assembly are not allowed to be loaded into the same process. This means that if PowerShell or a module loads a version of a .NET assembly, then anything else that depends on that assembly must use the...