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This is how to remove it, in case you want to use a real version of 'wget' found on your $env:PATH: Remove-Item Alias:\wget -force I also suggest doing th
by jftuga 5y ago
This is how to remove it, in case you want to use a real version of 'wget' found on your $env:PATH:
Remove-Item Alias:\wget -force
I also suggest doing the same for curl so that the real version of curl can run when just typing in 'curl':
Remove-Item Alias:\curl -force
I have added these lines to my $PROFILE so that every time I invoke a PowerShell, I get more sane settings.
- jve 5y agoLuckily, these aliases are removed in PowerShell Core. https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/pull/5268 https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/pull/5268