Files

.github
Basic
Class
Clixml
Cmdlets
- ConvertFrom-Csv
- ConvertFrom-Json
- ConvertTo-Json
  - Array-as-PSObject
    - .test.ps1
    - README.md
    - Test-1.unexpected.ps1
    - Test-2.expected.ps1
  - v3-Without-Compress
- Copy-Item
- ForEach-Object
- Get-ChildItem
- Get-Content
- Get-Event
- Get-Item
- Get-ItemPropertyValue
- Get-Unique
- Get-WmiObject
- Group-Object
- Import-Csv
- Import-Module
- Invoke-Expression
- Invoke-RestMethod
- Join-Path
- Read-Host
- Remove-Item
- Remove-ItemProperty
- Rename-Item
- Resolve-Path
- Select-Xml
- Set-Content
- Split-Path
- Start-Process
- Test-Path
- Wait-Process
- Where-Object
- Write-Debug
- Write-Progress
Module
PowerShell.exe
.gitignore
1.build.ps1
CHANGES.md
LICENSE
README.md
TESTS.md

README.md

Amend dead links, use GITHUB_TOKEN.

Jan 1, 2023

26d924e · Jan 1, 2023

`ConvertTo-Json` Array as PSObject

Fixed in v6

If an array is assigned to a variable declared as [PSObject] and this variable is piped to ConvertTo-Json then the result JSON does not represent the original array. It is some sort of wrapper around it.

Scripts

Test-1.unexpected.ps1 shows the unexpected result with [PSObject]
Test-2.expected.ps1 shows the expected result without [PSObject]

windowsserver.uservoice.com/forums/301869-powershell/suggestions/15123162-convertto-json-doesn-t-serialize-simple-objects-pr