Feature: PowerShell new syntax: gsudo { ScriptBlock }
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- `gsudo config {configKey}` now parseable
- Invoke-gsudo now uses `gsudo config PowershellLoadProfile`
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Use
gsudo { scriptBlock }to elevate a script block.For example:
gsudo { echo (1+1) }(gsudo.exe { Get-Process notepad++ } ).Id # => Serialized output.gsudo { Get-Process $args } -args "notepad++ " # => Accepts primitive arguments via -args.It's easier to wrap in
{ }than to put the command in a string + escape quotes.