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Describe the bug
import-module microsoft.graph
with $MaximumFunctionCount = 32768
fails in PowerShell 5.1 when the variable is set in the script, but works fine if it is done on the command line.
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## Setting in script
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if ( 32768 -gt $MaximumVariableCount ) {
$MaximumVariableCount = 32768;
};
if ( 32768 -gt $MaximumFunctionCount ) {
$MaximumFunctionCount = 32768;
};
"MaximumVariableCount $MaximumVariableCount ";
"MaximumFunctionCount $MaximumFunctionCount";
Command line.
<img width="1114" height="419" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/530abfae-1c55-4792-af25-b16b11367d86" />
Script display unfortunately with error messages in Norwegian. But you get the drift.
<img width="1115" height="628" alt="Image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/7840709b-387e-4dba-b941-e05efa9d126a" />
BTW. I know this works fine in PowerShell 7.x, but those who run this might not have that installed.
### Expected behavior
That import-module works the same whether it is a script or on command line in PowerShell 5.1.
### How to reproduce
Run script or copy commands from script to command line.
### SDK Version
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### Latest version known to work for scenario above?
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### Known Workarounds
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