Microsoft has announced that the latest version of PowerShell, PowerShell 7, is now generally available. It contains a handful of new features and improvements, and it's based on .NET Core 3.1.

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Microsoft has announced that its cross-platform automation tool and configuration framework PowerShell 7 is now Generally Available. Available for Windows, macOS and Linux, PowerShell 7 sees Microsoft ...

Microsoft’s latest major update to is PowerShell automation tool and scripting language, is generally available as of today, March 4. PowerShell 7, the successor to PowerShell Core 6.X, is available ...

As enterprises use more cloud services and Linux severs, a standard management tool for Windows has evolved to expand its capabilities to manage those workloads. Windows Server and its desktop ...

Microsoft has released a new preview of PowerShell 7.1, its automation tool and scripting language for Windows, Linux, and macOS. The new preview builds on and fills in some features that didn’t make ...

Nearly rebuilt from the ground up, PowerShell Core is a departure from Windows PowerShell. There are many new features, architectures and improvements that push the language forward even further. Open ...

PowerShell 7.1, touted by Microsoft as a "major update" to the scripting language, reached general availability this week. PowerShell 7.1 is based on .NET 5, which also was released this week. In ...

Development of PowerShell continues apace, and Microsoft has just pushed out a new release candidate with a fairly lengthy changelog. PowerShell 7.2.0 RC1 is available for Windows, macOS and Linux, ...