PowerShell - Defining default parameter values
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Default values can be set for cmdlet parameters or advanced functions (with CmdletBinding).
It is sufficient to use the automatic variable $PSDefaultParameterValues whose value is empty by default.
You can use wildcards in the CmdletName and ParameterName values.
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