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I came across this answer while researching this issue and I can get the script to run. But I have no idea how to pass arguments to my script (It's expecting 4 arguments).

I also need to capture its output as it emits a list of HEX color codes on completion.

Is this possible?

This is what I have:

# Using -Raw, read the file in full, as a single, multi-line string.
$DcolorsScript = Get-Content -Raw ./shellscripts/dcolors.sh

# !! The \-escaping is needed up to PowerShell 7.2.x
wsl bash -c ($DcolorsScript -replace '"', '\"')
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  • Nestin different shells is seldom a good idea, as there are lots of IO issues. How about if you either use Bash or Powershell for the whole thing instead? Commented Sep 5, 2023 at 5:25
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    Yeah, I actually decided to re-code the whole function in Python. My intentions were a bit misguided. Sorry. Commented Sep 5, 2023 at 5:33
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