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When Your Custom Cmdlets Don’t Show Up After Loading with Add-PSSnapIn…
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When Your Custom Cmdlets Don’t Show Up After Loading with Add-PSSnapIn…
Doug Seelinger
30 Jan 2012 2:57 PM
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… make sure that your Cmdlet’s class has a default constructor. (Note to self: “Duh.”)
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