yep. powershell is similar. because of the ongoing changes to .net underneath, moving to version 6 means supporting 2 versions; the legacy windows version (with

yep. powershell is similar. because of the ongoing changes to .net underneath, moving to version 6 means supporting 2 versions; the legacy windows version (with all the modules), and the new .net core version. but because it's dynamically typed, its basically 1 million footguns.