Get-Command should return full cmdletbinding details

PowerShell Functions and Cmdlets can be decorated with the [CmdletBinding()] attribute with additional properties being able to be defined including SupportsShouldProcess, ConfirmImpact, DefaultParameterSetName,HelpURI, SupportsPaging, PositionalBinding

Currently we do not output details on this other than it being True if set and we don’t return it as false if it is not set and we should return it as either a simple False if not set at all or should return an object with the above properties as defined in the command

Steps to reproduce

Get-Command Disable-PNPDevice | Select -ExpandProperty CmdletBinding

Expected behavior

Actual behavior

Environment data

Whilst the screenshot’s are from ps v5.1 this also affects v7.0.0.preview.4

[vexx32]

You can get that one today as well, although it’s rather buried. Would be nice to get at it a bit more easily, but this does work for functions:

(Get-Command $functionName).ScriptBlock.Attributes.Where{$_ -is [CmdletBinding]}

[SeeminglyScience]

Note that for binary cmdlets it would be CmdletAttribute rather than CmdletBindingAttribute. I agree that both should provide this information more readily though.

For binary cmdlets, there is at least a quick workaround with public API’s:

(gcm Get-Command).ImplementingType.GetCustomAttributes([Management.Automation.CmdletAttribute])