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[BUG] PowerShell Update Warning - WarningAction Silently continue is not working as expected #3009

Open Abhilash216 opened 3 years ago

Abhilash216 commented 3 years ago

I am using PnP to find the ID from a list that Ideally returns ID as a number along with a warning message for a new version update. I am using -WarningAction SilentlyContinue to suppress the warning message.

However, with the updated PnP version (3.25.2009.1), the warning message is not getting suppressed and it appears with the result. In Version 3.10.1906.0 it is not appearing.

Could you please help/suggest a fix.

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Abhilash216 commented 3 years ago

@KoenZomers - Could you please suggest the above-highlighted issue.