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I can't imagine this to be the case, but knowing my fellow sysadmins/engineers I can just imagine a lot of functions be left in cmdline, "oh just run this". Unnecessary rant: I have enough PowerShell, bash, scripting, Splunk queries, regex, hot keys, Excel formulas, etc etc syntaxes + multiple human languages to remember. I don't need to learn another command/syntax.