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Expand Up @@ -875,7 +875,7 @@ jumping off points:
- [.NET Framework: Best practices for assembly loading][24]
- [.NET Framework: How the runtime locates assemblies][25]
- [.NET Framework: Resolve assembly loads][26]
- [StackOverflow: Assembly binding redirect, how and why?][27]
- [Stack Overflow: Assembly binding redirect, how and why?][27]
- [PowerShell: Discussion about implementing AssemblyLoadContexts][28]
- [PowerShell: `Assembly.LoadFile()` doesn't load into default AssemblyLoadContext][29]
- [Rick Strahl: When does a .NET assembly dependency get loaded?][30]
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It's possible to configure PowerShell to use a given encoding more generally using profile settings.
See the following articles:

- @mklement0's [answer about PowerShell encoding on StackOverflow][21].
- @mklement0's [answer about PowerShell encoding on Stack Overflow][21].
- @rkeithhill's [blog post about dealing with BOM-less UTF-8 input in PowerShell][20].

It's not possible to force PowerShell to use a specific input encoding. PowerShell 5.1 and below,
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read:

- [about_Character_Encoding][01]
- @mklement0's [summary of PowerShell encoding on StackOverflow][22]
- @mklement0's [summary of PowerShell encoding on Stack Overflow][22]
- Previous issues opened on VS Code-PowerShell for encoding problems:
- [#1308][12]
- [#1628][13]
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