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It still isn't default on Windows yet, though, because it doesn't have full parity with the legacy version.
by chaosharmonic 6y ago
It still isn't default on Windows yet, though, because it doesn't have full parity with the legacy version.
- jodrellblank 6y agoIt still isn't default on Windows because they separated it from Windows so they could ship new versions of PowerShell faster than new versions of Windows are shipped[1]. The renumbering to the major version 7 was intended to communicate compatibility (via loading 5.1 internally where necessary). I don't know that it's certain it ever will be default on Windows, IIRC the last things I read were that it might become an optional package in Windows. [1] Six-monthly, now moving to annually to align with new versions of .Net Core.