Powershell: come compiare l’output di un comando nella clipboard
Read OriginalL'articolo spiega come copiare l'output di un comando (es. kubectl per generare un token) direttamente nella clipboard di Windows usando PowerShell. Risolve il problema del comando `clip` che aggiunge un ritorno a capo indesiderato, proponendo la soluzione `(your-command | Out-String).Trim() | Set-Clipboard` per un copia-incolla pulito e automatizzato.
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