PowerShell 7.3.4 and 7.2.11 has been released


v7.3.4 Release of PowerShell


Engine Updates and Fixes
  • Add instrumentation to AmsiUtil and make the init variable readonly (#18727)
  • Fix support for NanoServer due to the lack of AMSI (#18882)
  • Adding missing guard for telemetry optout to avoid NullReferenceException when importing modules (#18949) (Thanks @powercode!)
  • Fix VtSubstring helper method to correctly check chars copied (#19240)
  • Fix ConciseView to handle custom ParserError error records (#19239)
Build and Packaging Improvements

Bump to use .NET 7.0.5
  • Update ThirdPartyNotices.txt
  • Update cgmanifest.json
  • Fix the template that creates nuget package
  • Update the wix file
  • Update to .NET SDK 7.0.203
  • Skip VT100 tests on Windows Server 2012R2 as console does not support it (#19413)
  • Improve package management acceptance tests by not going to the gallery (#19412)
  • Fix stage dependencies and typo in release build (#19353)
  • Fix issues in release build and release pipeline (#19338)
  • Restructure the package build to simplify signing and packaging stages (#19321)
  • Test fixes for stabilizing tests (#19068)
  • Add stage for symbols job in Release build (#18937)
  • Use reference assemblies generated by dotnet (#19302)
  • Add URL for all distributions (#19159)


v7.2.11 Release of PowerShell

Build and Packaging Improvements

Bump .NET version to 6.0.16
  • Update ThirdPartyNotices.txt
  • Update cgmanifest.json
  • Fix the template that creates nuget package
  • Update the wix file
  • Update .NET SDK to 6.0.408
  • Fix the build script and signing template
  • Fix stage dependencies and typo in release build (#19353)
  • Fix issues in release build and release pipeline (#19338)
  • Restructure the package build to simplify signing and packaging stages (#19321)
  • Skip VT100 tests on Windows Server 2012R2 as console does not support it (#19413)
  • Improve package management acceptance tests by not going to the gallery (#19412)
  • Test fixes for stabilizing tests (#19068)
  • Add stage for symbols job in Release build (#18937)
  • Use reference assemblies generated by dotnet (#19302)
  • Add URL for all distributions (#19159)
  • Update release pipeline to use Approvals and automate some manual tasks (#17837)
 
You are right, I was reading this:
where it says:
" PowerShell 7.3 is an in-place upgrade that replaces PowerShell 7.0 and lower." since and lower would mean something less than 7.0.
It also recommends to install PowerShell via winget. Well it has been now :-)
 

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It also recommends to install PowerShell via winget. Well it has been now :-)
LOL, I used to use the store version until reading that page saying the store version is run in a sandbox compared to the regular version so I did the winget this time. I still wonder if the winget also does these:

  • The $env:ProgramFiles\PowerShell\7 folder is added to $env:PATH
  • Folders for previously released versions are deleted
 

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