Powershell Ise Version 7 Download ((HOT))
Gregory Muench
$host.version is just plain wrong/unreliable. This gives you the version of the hosting executable (powershell.exe, powergui.exe, powershell_ise.exe, powershellplus.exe etc) and not the version of the engine itself.
I'm trying to check the powershell version and based on what version, I need to run a specific function due to command and syntax differences between the different versions. I'm trying to create a variable with only the version number in it for easy comparison. Here's the code.
When I run the script it returns a blank line, when I print out the contents of the variable, I get the number and a new line. I've tried using replace to get rid of the new line but it's always there. If I enter the variable command directly into a powershell window, then print out the contents of the variable, I get the version number only, no new line. If I run the script from the same powershell window, I get nothing.
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