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  • SHOULD update ChangeLog.md file(s) appropriately
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      • A snippet outlining the change(s) made in the PR should be written under the ## Upcoming Release header in the past tense.
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  • SHOULD have proper test coverage for changes in pull request.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a bug in PowerShell boolean comparisons by explicitly comparing boolean values with $true instead of relying on implicit boolean evaluation.

Changes Made:

  • Replaced direct function calls in if statements with explicit boolean variable assignments and comparisons
  • Applied consistent formatting for boolean condition checks

if (Test-ComputerNameHasDnsSuffix -ComputerName $ComputerName)
$computerNameHasDNSSuffix = Test-ComputerNameHasDnsSuffix -ComputerName $ComputerName

if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix -eq $true)
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Explicit comparison with $true is unnecessary in PowerShell. The variable $computerNameHasDNSSuffix can be used directly in the if statement: if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix). This is more idiomatic PowerShell and achieves the same result.

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if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix -eq $true)
if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix)

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if (Test-ComputerNameHasDnsSuffix -ComputerName $ComputerName)
$computerNameHasDNSSuffix = Test-ComputerNameHasDnsSuffix -ComputerName $ComputerName

if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix -eq $true)
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Explicit comparison with $true is unnecessary in PowerShell. The variable $computerNameHasDNSSuffix can be used directly in the if statement: if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix). This is more idiomatic PowerShell and achieves the same result.

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if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix -eq $true)
if ($computerNameHasDNSSuffix)

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{
if (Test-ComputerNameHasDnsSuffix -ComputerName $ComputerName)
$computerNameHasDNSSuffix = Test-ComputerNameHasDnsSuffix -ComputerName $ComputerName

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Inconsistent indentation: this line has extra whitespace that doesn't match the surrounding code formatting.

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isra-fel commented Oct 8, 2025

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@VeryEarly VeryEarly self-assigned this Oct 9, 2025
@VeryEarly VeryEarly merged commit e9a75c4 into Azure:main Oct 9, 2025
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