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Expand Up @@ -22,7 +22,8 @@ When the current shell is `PowerShell`, gsudo can be used in the following ways:
3. [`gsudo 'string command'`](#using-gsudo-command-syntax) => Old, legacy syntax.

- You can [add `gsudo` PowerShell Module](#powershell-profile-config) to your `$PROFILE`
- This enables to use `gsudo !!` to elevate last command.
- This allows tab-key auto-completition. For example, write 'gsudo` then `space` and then `tab` and your last executed command will be suggested.
- Also enables to use `gsudo !!` to elevate last command.

- In a pipeline of commands, `gsudo` only elevates one command.

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