Not sure if something has changed but I've noticed this recently, and it the hadn't registered before
Summary of the new feature
I'm seeing this The constructor syntax '[type]::new()' is not available by default in PowerShell versions 3,4
I got the same with class We're trying to get people to move on from Windows PowerShell 5, but that has been around for 8 yeas or so and it might be time to review the pre-PowerShell 5 features people are told to avoid
Not sure if something has changed but I've noticed this recently, and it the hadn't registered before
Summary of the new feature
I'm seeing this
The constructor syntax '[type]::new()' is not available by default in PowerShell versions 3,4I got the same withclassWe're trying to get people to move on from Windows PowerShell 5, but that has been around for 8 yeas or so and it might be time to review the pre-PowerShell 5 features people are told to avoidProposed technical implementation details (optional)
Drop checks for PowerShell 3 compatibility.
What is the latest version of PSScriptAnalyzer at the point of writing 1.22.0