Lots of refactoring due to changing the underlying .Net framework from Windows traditional to the Core variant - currently leveraging LTS .Net 6.0.
Detail of the changes are listed in the Changelog file.
These updates have turned PSCX into a cross-platform library - the Windows specific side-module, PscxWin - that contains Windows specific cmdlets and functions - is automatically loaded when running in Windows.
I have had good experience with using the PSCX with PowerShell 7.3 on MacOS starting from Catalina all the way to Ventura.
Summary
Lots of refactoring due to changing the underlying .Net framework from Windows traditional to the Core variant - currently leveraging LTS .Net 6.0. Detail of the changes are listed in the Changelog file.
These updates have turned PSCX into a cross-platform library - the Windows specific side-module, PscxWin - that contains Windows specific cmdlets and functions - is automatically loaded when running in Windows.
I have had good experience with using the PSCX with PowerShell 7.3 on MacOS starting from Catalina all the way to Ventura.
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