Powershell transcript for powershell 7

PowerShell 7 supports the Start-Transcript cmdlet to create a transcript of PowerShell commands and output. Here's an example of how to use Start-Transcript in PowerShell 7:

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Start-Transcript -Path "C:\transcript.log" -IncludeInvocationHeader



# PowerShell commands to be logged go here



Stop-Transcript

In this example, replace "C:\transcript.log" with the path and filename of the transcript file you want to create. The -IncludeInvocationHeader parameter specifies that the transcript should include a header that indicates the date, time, and command used to start the transcript.

Any PowerShell commands you enter after the Start-Transcript cmdlet will be logged in the transcript file, along with any output generated by those commands. When you're done with the transcript, use the Stop-Transcript cmdlet to stop logging.

Note that Start-Transcript may not capture all types of output, such as console output generated by external programs. Additionally, make sure to use the appropriate permissions and security measures when creating and storing transcript files, as they may contain sensitive information.