Should Write-Host still be avoided?

It's always been recommended to avoid using Write-Host because it outputs only to the console and not to any of the standard output streams. As of PowerShell 5.0, Write-Host is just a wrapper for Write-Information and thus outputs to the standard output streams similar to the other Write-* cmdlets.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.utility/write-host?view=powershell-6

Should the use of Write-Host still be flagged as something to be avoided? Is it possible to implement a rule that only flags the use of Write-Host if the computer is running a version of PowerShell earlier than 5.0?

Thanks!

まず、Write-Host を警告する既存の analyzer rule と、バージョン 5.0 以降における Write-Host の動作について説明した関連する PowerShell ドキュメントを確認します。analyzer が PowerShell のバージョン間の違いをどのように処理しているかを判断します。この issue で要求されているバージョン対応の動作が実装され、適切な rule tests でカバーされていれば完了です。