The coverage record of Handoff 5 listed getters of parameters that take
pipeline input by property name and that no test bound that way: -Destination
of Copy-Item2 and Move-Item2, -Account of Set-NTFSOwner, and -Account of
Get-NTFSEffectiveAccess (the getters of AccessType, AuditFlags, and the scope
and flag parameters of the access and audit cmdlets, and -Algorithm of
Get-FileHash2, are bound by tests now). PowerShell calls the getter of such a
parameter once per command when a piped object binds it, so a test has to
pipe an object that has the property.
Each test pipes two objects that name different values and checks that each
item gets its own: two destinations for the copied and the moved file
(Copy-Item2 and Move-Item2, read back with Get-Content and Test-Path), two
owners that only the Restore privilege can assign (Set-NTFSOwner, read back
with Get-Acl; elevated only), and the effective access of Everyone, which an
allow entry grants, and of Guests, which a deny entry takes away
(Get-NTFSEffectiveAccess).
Tests only; no product change.
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Raimund Andree