Get-UserRights Passthru Fails within script

[Bobberty]

Describe the bug When changing line 467 to force passthru as a default, the system still writes the text output at the beginning of the script. Thus when treated as an object, the data turns into a small text string.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Edit line 476 in the script to the following "Get-UserRights -PassThru" or as an alternative "Get-UserRights -PassThru:$True"
2. Execute the script without parameters. Example: Get-UserRights.ps1
3. Note that the text header still shows.
4. See error

Expected behavior An object output that will allow easy Powershell processing.

Additional context This seems to be a flow problem. The params are assigned, header printed, default params assigned, process executed. Just guessing, but the process probably should be Params assigned, Default params assigned, header printed, process executed.

[blakedrumm]

@Bobberty - Thank you for submitting this issue! I have reviewed and tested. It does not seem possible to fix the line 467 to allow -PassThrough. As a workaround, you can instead change the parameter for the main script for parameter: -PassThru

Edit line 67: https://github.com/blakedrumm/SCOM-Scripts-and-SQL/blob/master/Powershell/General%20Functions/Get-UserRights.ps1#L67 replace the line with this:

[switch]$PassThru = $true