Aliases that are like verb-noun should also show to the command they are aliasing #25616
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I implemented some aliases for some Winget commands to singularise them
In running get-alias I'd expect them to properly be displayed like a short hand alias
Or be a user configurable option perhaps via $PSStyle without needing the user to
check what the ReferencedCommand command is
Expected behavior
get-alias twgus,Test-WinGetUserSettings
CommandType Name Version Source
----------- ---- ------- ------
Alias twgus -> Test-WinGetUserSetting 1.9.25190 Microsoft.WinGet.Client
Alias Test-WinGetUserSettings -> Test-WinGetUserSetting 1.9.25190 Microsoft.WinGet.ClientActual behavior
get-alias twgus,Test-WinGetUserSettings
CommandType Name Version Source
----------- ---- ------- ------
Alias twgus -> Test-WinGetUserSetting 1.9.25190 Microsoft.WinGet.Client
Alias Test-WinGetUserSettings 1.9.25190 Microsoft.WinGet.ClientError details
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Major Minor Patch PreReleaseLabel BuildLabel
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7 6 0 preview.4Visuals
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