I want to list entered commands in Windows PowerShell with their respective timestamps. How can I do it with Get-History command?
Windows PowerShell – How to view commands history date/time
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Figured it out myself. Because Powershell works with .net objects rather than text, you need to use get-content to expose the contents of the text files. So to perform what I was trying to do in the question, use:
compare-object (get-content one.txt) (get-content two.txt)
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Best Answer
gets you the command line and the start/end times of execution. But this is only shows you the history of commands which were entered in this specific powershell session, history does not seem to be retained. So if you restarted your computer I don't expect a lot of usefull output from get-history
I am not sure what method you're using to access those URLs but unless there is some additional logging in that method I don't think you're going to find the history.