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Cmdlet.Stopping Property

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Definition

Namespace:
System.Management.Automation
Assembly:
System.Management.Automation.dll
Package:
Microsoft.PowerShell.5.1.ReferenceAssemblies v1.0.0
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.0.13
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.1.7
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.2.12
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.3.5
Package:
System.Management.Automation v7.4.0
Package:
Microsoft.WSMan.Runtime v6.1.0
Package:
Microsoft.WSMan.Runtime v6.2.0

Is this command stopping?

public:
 property bool Stopping { bool get(); };
public:
 property bool Stopping { bool get(); };
public bool Stopping { get; }
member this.Stopping : bool
Public ReadOnly Property Stopping As Boolean

Property Value

Boolean

Remarks

If Stopping is true, many Cmdlet methods will throw PipelineStoppedException.

In general, if a Cmdlet's override implementation of ProcessRecord etc. throws PipelineStoppedException, the best thing to do is to shut down the operation and return to the caller. It is acceptable to not catch PipelineStoppedException and allow the exception to reach ProcessRecord.

Applies to