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Quick Tip - Re-Run The Last Command
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Quick Tip - Re-Run The Last Command
Sometimes, while you’re poking around in the console, you want to re-run the last command. Sure, you can hit the up arrow and enter, but PowerShell always gives you multiple ways to do things.
It’s easy, using the Invoke-History cmdlet. You can also use its alias which is just r. Running that cmdlet without any parameters will run the last command from the console. Alternatively, you can specify a value for the ID parameter, and run one from further back in your history.
How do you find out what those IDs should be? Using Get-History to see everything you’ve run in this session, and the ID number for that command.
Written on April 11, 2018
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