PowerShell Core Edition doesn't have a Set-Clipboard command. I've tried using pbcopy on Mac OS X, but it doesn't seem to work well with certain UTF-8 characters, like emojis. For example, using my Emojis PowerShell module, on the PowerShell Gallery, the pbcopy command pastes an emoji into my web browser as a question mark.

Having a high-quality Set-Clipboard command would be convenient from a first-class PowerShell perspective, and resolving bugs similar to those with pbcopy.

Cheers,
Trevor Sullivan