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rjmholt opened this issue Dec 14, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #4039
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Document -SkipEditionCheck parameter on module cmdlets #3433

rjmholt opened this issue Dec 14, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #4039
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rjmholt commented Dec 14, 2018

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From PowerShell 6.1, Import-Module and Get-Module both support the -SkipEditionCheck argument for importing modules from the Windows PowerShell module path without checking the CompatiblePSEditions field.

This parameter needs documentation.

Version(s) of document impacted

  • Impacts 6.next document
  • Impacts 6 document
  • Impacts 5.1 document
  • Impacts 5.0 document
  • Impacts 4.0 document
  • Impacts 3.0 document

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  • The documented feature was introduced in selected version of PowerShell
  • This issue only shows up in selected version of the document
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rjmholt commented Dec 14, 2018

/cc @SteveL-MSFT

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rjmholt commented Dec 14, 2018

PR where this feature was introduced: PowerShell/PowerShell#7183

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