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Add option to ConvertFrom-Json as a Hashtable #3623
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Currently ConvertFrom-Json returns a PSCustomObject. It would be nice in some cases if you could choose to return a Hashtable instead, perhaps using an -As parameter. Hashtables are often much faster for processing Json document databases compared to having to iterate through object properties.
This would also be a possible way to address #1755 .