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Resolves #384

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LGTM

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Code change looks good.
Quick question: This change only applies to PS7, right?

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Code change looks good.
Quick question: This change only applies to PS7, right?

Correct. So, this change is going to the dev branch, and subsequently to v3.x/ps7, but will never go to v2.x nor v3.x/ps6.

@AnatoliB AnatoliB merged commit 12f9ddc into Azure:dev Jan 31, 2020
@AnatoliB AnatoliB deleted the ps7-error-formatting branch January 31, 2020 23:17
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For PowerShell 7, use the new Get-Error cmdlet instead of the custom error formatting logic
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