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Document new variable PSApplicationOutputEncoding #10876
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Documents the new variable $PSApplicationOutputEncoding which is used to control the encoding PowerShell uses when reading output from an external application.
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PR Summary
Documents the new variable
$PSApplicationOutputEncoding
which is used to control the encoding PowerShell uses when reading output from an external application.This also removes the example for
$OutputEncoding
as it is wrong. The$OutputEncoding
variable is only used as the encoding that PowerShell writes data through the external application's stdin pipe. The command line is always a string on Windows/Linux/macOS so is unaffected by this option.PR Checklist