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Migrate to PowerShell. #10

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@GeeLaw GeeLaw commented Aug 23, 2018

I created a PowerShell version of Thanos, which is capable of removing files, registry values, certificates, environment variables, variables, functions and aliases. It is also well documented.

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great job. Could you change the final action from remove to display the content or do something funny? some stupid ones might hurt themselves...

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GeeLaw commented Aug 23, 2018

Now the script displays what-ifs by default (equivalent of --dryrun). If -WhatIf:$False is specified, the removal of each object will need a confirmation. To actually perform operations without confirmation, you need .\Invoke-Thanos.ps1 <parameters> -Confirm:$False.

@hotvulcan hotvulcan merged commit 86114cb into hotvulcan:master Aug 23, 2018
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