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To that end, outputting pretty-printed XML would be much more convenient - currently, a single-line XML string is output.
If changing the existing behavior is not a backward-compatibility concern:
Simply output pretty-printed XML by default (it will consume more space, however)
Otherwise:
Introduce a switch such as -Format (or, to follow the - inverted - logic of ConvertTo-Json, perhaps -Uncompress?) that results in pretty-printed output.
Related: #6680
One use case for
Export-FormatData- even thoughabout_Format.ps1xmldoesn't currently mention it - is to use existing formatting definitions as a starting point for creating new ones.To that end, outputting pretty-printed XML would be much more convenient - currently, a single-line XML string is output.
If changing the existing behavior is not a backward-compatibility concern:
Otherwise:
-Format(or, to follow the - inverted - logic ofConvertTo-Json, perhaps-Uncompress?) that results in pretty-printed output.Environment data
Written as of:
PowerShell Core v6.0.2