> If you wrote a PS file three years ago it likely still works today. That's a really low bar. Isn't Windows supposed to have a legendary commitment to backwa

> If you wrote a PS file three years ago it likely still works today. That's a really low bar. Isn't Windows supposed to have a legendary commitment to backwards compatibility? 3 years of backwards compatibility would be nice for a bleeding-edge development environment like node.js that you can tear down and replace whenever you want, but not for your operating system shell.