I have a few command line utilities that have the same name as PowerShell aliases. For example where
(alias for Where-Object
) shadows the where
tool that comes with Windows.
In bash I can skip aliases using \
or command
like \where
or command where
. Is there something similar in PowerShell?
You can add the extension when invoking:
& where.exe "arguments"
Or specify the full path.
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