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Make the correct example use the declared variable #1111

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Fonta commented Dec 15, 2018

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Makes the example a little bit easier to understand.

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Thanks for spotting the typo. I suggest to rather use $date, I'll change it to that

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Fonta commented Dec 15, 2018

@bergmeister That's what i did too initially. Don't know why I changed it to use $t since I'm a big fan of using meaningfull variable names. Cheers.

@bergmeister bergmeister merged commit d0aa363 into PowerShell:development Jan 10, 2019
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bergmeister added a commit to bergmeister/PSScriptAnalyzer that referenced this pull request Mar 5, 2019
* Make the correct example use the declared variable

* Use $date

* fix whitespace
bergmeister added a commit to bergmeister/PSScriptAnalyzer that referenced this pull request Mar 22, 2019
* Make the correct example use the declared variable

* Use $date

* fix whitespace
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