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PowerShell 7 Workshop
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The first set of tools we’ll look at are the ones that protect us from people doing things by accident. The most useful of these is a built-in execution policy that can be used to control how scripts can be run.
We encountered the execution policy feature back in Chapter 8, Writing Our First Script – Turning Simple Cmdlets into Reusable Code, and noted that we would cover it in more detail in this chapter. The execution policy is a safety feature that controls how we can run scripts, but only in a Windows environment. Don Jones (the Don!) has described the execution policy as intended to “…slow down an uninformed user who is unintentionally trying to run an untrusted script.” There is a lot of unintentionality in that sentence. The execution policy will present a few obstacles to an educated user who is deliberately trying to run a script. The best way to stop a user from running...
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