Software update: PowerShell 7.3.7

Microsoft has released version 7.3.7 of PowerShell. PowerShell is an object-oriented shell and scripting language for task automation, consisting of a command-line shell, a scripting language, and a configuration management framework. The software has been around since 2006 and has been a standard part of Windows since version 2.0. Since the end of 2016 it has been open source and also available for Linux and macOS. PowerShell 7.3 is built with .NET version 7. Version 7.3.7 also includes the following changes and improvements:

Version 7.3.7 Release of PowerShell

• Bump .NET SDK version to 7.0.401
• Update ‘ThirdPartyNotices.txt’ (Internal 27602)
• Update to use .NET SDK 7.0.401 (Internal 27591)
• Remove HostArchitecture dynamic parameter for osxpkg (#19917)
• Remove spelling CI in favor of GitHub Action (#20248)
• Enable vPack provenance data (#20253)
• Start using new packages.microsoft.com cli (#20252)
• Add mariner arm64 to PMC release (#20251)
• Add mariner arm64 package build to release build (#20250)
• Make PR creation tool use –web because it is more reliable (#20247)
• Update variable used to bypass the blocking check for multiple NuGet feeds (#20246)
• Publish rpm package for rhel9 (#20245)
• Add runtime and packaging type info for mariner2 arm64 (#20244)