Take the following simplified code,
function test2 { Write-Output -InputObject ([int]5) } function test1 { Write-Host "the results are: $(test2)" }
When using Get-PSCallStack from within test2, I can see that test1 is the function that called it, but I can’t directly see that it was called as part of Write-Host. I know I can see a string representation of the line of code that was being run through debugging, but that would require more parsing than I’d like to find out it came from within Write-Host. Is there an easier way to find that particular piece of information by pulling apart the callstack?
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