Filter a PowerShell file listing with Get-ChildItem
- Published: 2026.10.17
- Updated: 2026.10.16
- Windows
List files by extension, include subfolders or hidden files, and choose file objects or relative names with Get-ChildItem.
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List files by extension, include subfolders or hidden files, and choose file objects or relative names with Get-ChildItem.
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