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When passing properties on which objects should be compared actually no difference is made.
$props = @('SN','DN','CN') Compare-Object $1st $2nd -Property $props -IncludeEqual | ft Compare-Object $1st $2nd -IncludeEqual | ft
First and Second compare result in the same output
It doesn't work properly on PowerShell 5.1, but even on that, it's not displaying the same result for me:
$1st=@{SN='foo'}
$2nd=@{SN='bar'}
$props=@('SN','DN','CN')
Compare-Object$1st$2nd-Property $props-IncludeEqual | ft
Compare-Object$1st$2nd-IncludeEqual | ft
Hey,
When passing properties on which objects should be compared actually no difference is made.
$props = @('SN','DN','CN')
Compare-Object $1st $2nd -Property $props -IncludeEqual | ft
Compare-Object $1st $2nd -IncludeEqual | ft
First and Second compare result in the same output
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