fix: resolve duplicate -WhatIf parameter error in audit policy script - #4
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Summary
SupportsShouldProcessfrom[CmdletBinding()]inGet-AuditPolicyAnalysis.ps1SupportsShouldProcessautomatically injects-WhatIfas a common parameter, conflicting with the explicit[switch]$WhatIfalready declared inparam()— causing aParameterNameAlreadyExistsForCommanderror at runtime-WhatIfdirectly (not via$PSCmdlet.ShouldProcess()), soSupportsShouldProcesswas never neededTest plan
.\Get-AuditPolicyAnalysis.ps1— confirm no parameter error.\Get-AuditPolicyAnalysis.ps1 -WhatIf— confirm analysis runs and fix script is skipped🤖 Generated with Claude Code