The Get-Verb cmdlet should include a -Group Parameter, or another means of filtering the list of approved verbs.
Steps to reproduce
Per Windows PowerShell 5.0 documentation, Get-Verb Syntax is:
Get-Verb [[-Verb] <string[]>] [<CommonParameters>]
Expected behavior
Get-Verb -Group <Common|Communications|Data|Diagnostic|Lifecycle|Other|Security>
Specifying a -Group Parameter would filter to show only the approved verbs in that Group.
Alternatively, Get-Verb could support a -Filter, or -Include and -Exclude parameter(s)
Actual behavior
Get-Verb enumerates the full list of approved verbs and their corresponding verb group, but does not provide a convenient way to filter and more easily view approved verbs
Environment data
Symptom appears consistent from PSVersions 3.0 - 5.0
The Get-Verb cmdlet should include a -Group Parameter, or another means of filtering the list of approved verbs.
Steps to reproduce
Per Windows PowerShell 5.0 documentation,
Get-VerbSyntax is:Get-Verb [[-Verb] <string[]>] [<CommonParameters>]Expected behavior
Get-Verb -Group <Common|Communications|Data|Diagnostic|Lifecycle|Other|Security>Specifying a -Group Parameter would filter to show only the approved verbs in that Group.
Alternatively, Get-Verb could support a
-Filter, or-Includeand-Excludeparameter(s)Actual behavior
Get-Verbenumerates the full list of approved verbs and their corresponding verb group, but does not provide a convenient way to filter and more easily view approved verbsEnvironment data
Symptom appears consistent from PSVersions 3.0 - 5.0