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    PowerShell v7.1.3 released - March 11


    v7.1.3 Release of PowerShell

    Engine Updates and Fixes
    • Remove the 32K character limit on the environment block for Start-Process (#14111)
    • Fix webcmdlets to properly construct URI from body when using -NoProxy (#14673)
    General Cmdlet Updates and Fixes
    • Fix PromptForCredential() to add targetName as domain (#14504)
    Build and Packaging Improvements

    Bump .NET SDK to 5.0.4
    • Bump .NET SDK to 5.0.4 (Internal 14775)
    • Disable running markdown link verification in release build CI (#14971, #14974, #14975)
    • Use template that disables component governance for CI (#14938)
    • Declare which variable group is used for checking the blob in the release build (#14970)
    • Add suppress for nuget multi-feed warning (#14893)
    • Disable code signing validation where the file type is not supported (#14885)
    • Install wget on CentOS 7 docker image (#14857)
    • Fix install-dotnet download (#14856)
    • Make universal Deb package based on deb package spec (#14681)
    • Fix release build to upload global tool packages to artifacts (#14620)
    • Update ini component version in test package.json (#14454)
    • Add manual release automation steps and improve changelog script (#14445)
    • Update markdown test packages with security fixes (#14145)
    • Fix a typo in the Get-ChangeLog function (#14129)
    • Disable global tool copy to unblock release


    Source: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerS...ses/tag/v7.1.3

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    PowerShell 7.2.0 preview 3 released - Feb. 11

    Breaking Changes
    • Fix Get-Date -UFormat %u behavior to comply with ISO 8601 (#14549) (Thanks @brianary!)
    Engine Updates and Fixes
    • Together with PSDesiredStateConfiguration v3 module allows Get-DscResource, Invoke-DscResource and DSC configuration compilation on all platforms, supported by PowerShell (using class-based DSC resources).
    Performance
    • Avoid array allocations from Directory.GetDirectories and Directory.GetFiles. (#14326) (Thanks @xtqqczze!)
    • Avoid string.ToLowerInvariant() from GetEnvironmentVariableAsBool() to avoid loading libicu at startup (#14323) (Thanks @iSazonov!)
    • Get PowerShell version in PSVersionInfo using assembly attribute instead of FileVersionInfo (#14332) (Thanks @Fs00!)
    General Cmdlet Updates and Fixes
    • Suppress Write-Progress in ConsoleHost if output is redirected and fix tests (#14716)
    • Experimental feature PSAnsiProgress: Add minimal progress bar using ANSI rendering (#14414)
    • Fix web cmdlets to properly construct URI from body when using -NoProxy (#14673)
    • Update the ICommandPredictor to provide more feedback and also make feedback easier to be correlated (#14649)
    • Reset color after writing Verbose, Debug, and Warning messages (#14698)
    • Fix using variable for nested ForEach-Object -Parallel calls (#14548)
    • When formatting, if collection is modified, don't fail the entire pipeline (#14438)
    • Improve completion of parameters for attributes (#14525) (Thanks @MartinGC94!)
    • Write proper error messages for Get-Command ' ' (#13564) (Thanks @jakekerr!)
    • Fix typo in the resource string ProxyURINotSupplied (#14526) (Thanks @romero126!)
    • Add support to $PSStyle for strikethrough and hyperlinks (#14461)
    • Fix $PSStyle blink codes (#14447) (Thanks @iSazonov!)
    Code Cleanup
    We thank the following contributors!
    @xtqqczze, @powercode
    Tools
    Tests
    • Remove packaging from daily Windows build (#14749)
    • Update link to the Manning book (#14750)
    • A separate Windows packaging CI (#14670)
    • Update ini component version in test package.json (#14454)
    • Disable libmi dependent tests for macOS. (#14446)
    Build and Packaging Improvements
    • Fix the NuGet feed name and URL for .NET 6
    • Fix third party signing for files in sub-folders (#14751)
    • Make build script variable an ArrayList to enable Add() method (#14748)
    • Remove old .NET SDKs to make dotnet restore work with the latest SDK in CI pipeline (#14746)
    • Remove outdated Linux dependencies (#14688)
    • Bump .NET SDK version to 6.0.0-preview.1 (#14719)
    • Bump NJsonSchema to 10.3.4 (#14714)
    • Update daily GitHub action to allow manual trigger (#14718)
    • Bump XunitXml.TestLogger to 3.0.62 (#14702)
    • Make universal deb package based on the deb package specification (#14681)
    • Add manual release automation steps and improve changelog script (#14445)
    • Fix release build to upload global tool packages to artifacts (#14620)
    • Port changes from the PowerShell v7.0.4 release (#14637)
    • Port changes from the PowerShell v7.1.1 release (#14621)
    • Updated README and metadata.json (#14401, #14606, #14612)
    • Do not push nupkg artifacts to MyGet (#14613)
    • Use one feed in each nuget.config in official builds (#14363)
    • Fix path signed RPMs are uploaded from in release build (#14424)
    Documentation and Help Content
    • Update distribution support request template to point to .NET 5.0 support document (#14578)
    • Remove security GitHub issue template (#14453)
    • Add intent for using the Discussions feature in repo (#14399)
    • Fix Universal Dashboard to refer to PowerShell Universal (#14437)
    • Update document link because of HTTP 301 redirect (#14431) (Thanks @xtqqczze!)


    Source: https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerS....2.0-preview.3


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    PowerShell v7.1.3 released - March 11

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