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Microsoft has made PowerShell 7.2.0 Release Candidate 1 available for testing.
The update comes with the following changelog:
General Cmdlet Updates and Fixes
- Disallow COM calls for AppLocker system lockdown (#16268)
- Configure Microsoft.ApplicationInsights to not send cloud role name (#16246)
- Disallow Add-Type in NoLanguage mode on a locked down machine (#16245)
- Make property names for color VT100 sequences consistent with documentation (#16212)
- Make moving a directory into itself with Move-Item an error (#16198)
- Change FileSystemInfo.Target from a CodeProperty to an AliasProperty that points to FileSystemInfo.LinkTarget (#16165)
Tests
- Removed deprecated docker-based tests for PowerShell release packages (#16224)
Build and Packaging Improvements
Bump .NET SDK to 6.0.100-rc.2
- Update .NET 6 to version 6.0.100-rc.2.21505.57 (#16249)
- Fix RPM packaging (Internal 17704)
- Update ThirdPartyNotices.txt (#16283)
- Update pipeline yaml file to use ubuntu-latest image (#16279)
- Add script to generate cgmanifest.json (#16278)
- Update version of Microsoft.PowerShell.Native and Microsoft.PowerShell.MarkdownRender packages (#16277)
- Add cgmanifest.json for generating correct third party notice file (#16266)
- Only upload stable buildinfo for stable releases (#16251)
- Don’t upload .dep or .tar.gz for RPM because there are none (#16230)
- Ensure RPM license is recognized (#16189)
- Add condition to only generate release files in local dev build only (#16259)
- Ensure psoptions.json and manifest.spdx.json files always exist in packages (#16258)
- Fix CI script and split out ARM runs (#16252)
- Update vPack task version to 12 (#16250)
- Sign third party executables (#16229)
- Add Software Bill of Materials to the main packages (#16202)
- Upgrade set-value package for markdown test (#16196)
- Fix Microsoft update spelling issue (#16178)
- Move vPack build to 1ES Pool (#16169)
The updated app is being distributed via Windows Update if you selected the “Update via Windows Update”.
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