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Verb-first was also a bad choice. When I type “get” I am getting thousands of suggestions which makes autocompletion pretty useless. There is also no way to fi
by Ididntdothis 7y ago
Verb-first was also a bad choice. When I type “get” I am getting thousands of suggestions which makes autocompletion pretty useless. There is also no way to find all cmdlets that deal with active directory. It would be much better if I could type “AD” first and then get all cmdlets that deal with active directory.
- InvaderFizz 7y agoTry: man *-AD*
- ygra 7y agoYou want Get-Command here, usually, not Get-Help.
- kuzimoto 7y agoI don't think it's that bad. Better than bash where every command has is either something archaic or just what whoever wrote it wanted it to be. It better resembles English than the other way around. Plus you can use "get-command "something`" which gives you everything that contains that string, or search for a certain provider for all commands related to a specific thing. Autocompletion still works, just type first letter or two after get and filter most stuff out.