Fix parse error in Windows PowerShell

[johlju]

This will fix issue #135.

In Windows PowerShell this will not work:

@{
    Version       = if (($V = $BuildInfo.SemVer.Split("+")[0].Split("-", 2)[0])) {
                        [version]$V
                    }
    Prerelease    = $BuildInfo.SemVer.Split("+")[0].Split("-", 2)[1]
    BuildMetadata = $BuildInfo.SemVer.Split("+", 2)[1]
}

but this will:

@{
    Prerelease    = $BuildInfo.SemVer.Split("+")[0].Split("-", 2)[1]
    BuildMetadata = $BuildInfo.SemVer.Split("+", 2)[1]
    Version       = if (($V = $BuildInfo.SemVer.Split("+")[0].Split("-", 2)[0])) {
                        [version]$V
                    }
}

By moving the Version property at the end there is no parse error.

This error does not occur on PowerShell 7.x. It handles if-blocks in hashtables better apparently.

[dan-hughes]

@Jaykul, any chance you can get this merged? Anything testing with PS5 is failing currently.

[Jaykul]

Holy cow, I thought we already merged this ...