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Graphify v0.9.84 enhances PowerShell function and class extraction

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Graphify has released version 0.9.84, introducing enhanced extraction capabilities for PowerShell. The update now correctly identifies and extracts functions, classes, and enums defined within file-scope blocks. Additionally, R backtick-quoted bindings with symbolic names, S3 methods, and dotted names are now assigned collision-free IDs. AI

IMPACT Minor improvement for developers working with PowerShell code analysis tools.

RANK_REASON This is a software update for a specific tool, not a frontier release or significant industry event.

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Graphify v0.9.84 enhances PowerShell function and class extraction

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    graphify v0.9.84 PowerShell functions, classes, and enums defined inside file-scope begin, process, or end blocks are now extracted; R backtick-quoted bindings

    graphify v0.9.84 PowerShell functions, classes, and enums defined inside file-scope begin, process, or end blocks are now extracted; R backtick-quoted bindings with partially-symbolic names such as %foo%, S3 methods like [.cls, and dotted names like my.op now receive collision-fr…

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