Как рекурсивно распаковать с помощью функции powershell

Often you may want to use the command Get-ChildItem -Recurse in PowerShell to recursively retrieve all filenames from a directory and display the results in one output table.

This particular example will return the full path of each .txt file in the current directory and all subfolders.

 -Recurse *.txt

Notice that this returns information about each .txt file in the current directory, separated by the individual subfolder names.

Notice that this returns only the full path of each .txt file in the current directory and all subfolders, grouped together in a single output table.

Note that you can also use return as many properties as you’d like by using the Select statement:

Feel free to include whatever properties you’d like in the Select statement.

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