July 2018
Beginner
552 pages
13h 18m
English
Because of the changed underlying .NET Framework, compatibility may also have changed. One big benefit here is that .NET Standard 2.0 is implemented with .NET Core, which provides a binary compatibility with existing .NET assemblies. Because many PowerShell cmdlets and modules depend on them, these continue to work with .NET Core.
Many modules shipped as part of Windows haven't been explicitly ported to .NET Core, but may also continue working with the underlying .NET Standard and the implementations of CDXML. The CDXML files define the mappings between PowerShell cmdlets, and CIM class operations, or methods. Everything that is implemented with a CDXML should keep working.
But there are also some known exceptions:
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