Pattern: Incorrect casing for Cmdlet/Function
Issue: -
PowerShell is case insensitive where applicable. The casing of cmdlet names does not matter but this rule ensures that the casing matches for consistency and also because most cmdlets start with an upper case and using that improves readability to the human eye.
Use exact casing of the cmdlet, e.g. Invoke-Command.
Example of incorrect code:
invoke-command { 'test' }
}Example of correct code:
Invoke-Command { 'test' }
}