For WinPS Adapter remove PS7 paths from PSModulePath#777
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SteveL-MSFT merged 2 commits intoPowerShell:mainfrom May 5, 2025
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For WinPS Adapter remove PS7 paths from PSModulePath#777SteveL-MSFT merged 2 commits intoPowerShell:mainfrom
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PR Summary
The WinPS adapter is inheriting PS7 paths when
dscis run from PS7, this causes WinPS to find incompatible modules. The fix here is when WinPS adapter is used to explicitly remove PS7 paths from$env:PSModulePath.The other change is something I noticed and I think it was copied from the PS7 adapter but WinPS adapter doesn't need to worry about non-Windows so simplified the code.
PR Context
Fix #707