SurveyDDA.ps1 fix for Powershell 6.0 and later #1986
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The cmdlet "Get-WmiObject" with, used in "SurveyDDA.ps1" as the alias "gwmi," was superseded by "Get-CimInstance" in Powershell 3.0 and later. This causes calls the calls to "gwmi" the occur in the script to fail starting with Powershell 3.0. This update replaces "gwmi" with "Get-CimInstance" for compatibility with these later Powershell versions.
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Learn Build status updates of commit 94dba1e: ✅ Validation status: passed
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The alias "gwmi" which called cmdlet "Get-WmiObject," no longer exists in Powershell 6.0 and later, breaking the script. Update to call "Get-WmiObject" cmdlet by its full name rather than the removed alias.