Fix inaccurate $script: variable scope claims in two docs#56
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Corrects the claim in Outputs and Artifacts (Pattern 3) that $script: variables are only accessible within the same Invoke-psake call — they actually persist in the psake module scope across calls. Adds a Properties-block gotcha to both affected pages: variables declared in a Properties block are silently overwritten on every Invoke-psake call because that block re-runs each time. Closes https://github.com/orgs/psake/discussions/374 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
$script:variables are only accessible within the sameInvoke-psakecall — they actually persist in the psake module scope across calls (verified against v5 source in discussion #374)Propertiesblock are silently overwritten on everyInvoke-psakecall because that block re-runs each timeTest plan
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