Summary of the new document or enhancement
Description of what changed
This kind of replace operator was already in Windows PowerShell but was never documented.
<input> <operator> <original>, <substitute>
Here input can be not only scalar but IEnumerable object (an array in simple case). PowerShell will magically convert elements from the object to strings. In PowerShell/PowerShell#14221 this kind of replace operator was optimized for performance and can be efficiently used by users.
Summary of the new document or enhancement
Description of what changed
This kind of replace operator was already in Windows PowerShell but was never documented.
<input> <operator> <original>, <substitute>Here
inputcan be not only scalar but IEnumerable object (an array in simple case). PowerShell will magically convert elements from the object to strings. In PowerShell/PowerShell#14221 this kind of replace operator was optimized for performance and can be efficiently used by users.