Minor updates for PowerShell 5.1 #5
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StrictMode turns certain things into errors like using a variable that has not been set. For example, with StrictMode on, "$args[0]" will yield an IndexOutOfRangeException if $args is empty. These scripts were written assuming that StrictMode was off. Explicitly turning it off will allow these scripts to run whether or not the user has turned StrictMode on globally.
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I should mention that with these changes the |
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"Snapins" aren't really a thing anymore; Import-Module is what we need to do to load the module.
StrictMode is a thing now. Some people use it, some don't, but these scripts were written assuming it was off, so let's make it explicit.
There was no join-string function... don't know if that was something that existed in older PS versions or what.