The ErrorAction parameter and the ErrorActionPreference variable are used to control what happens when a non-terminating error is written.
CmdletBinding:
The ErrorAction parameter is only available if a function declares the CmdletBinding attribute. CmdletBinding is automatically added is automatically added if the Parameter attribute is used.
The ErrorAction parameter is only available if a function declares the CmdletBinding attribute. CmdletBinding is automatically added is automatically added if the Parameter attribute is used.
By default, the ErrorAction is set to continue. Any non-terminating errors will be displayed, but a script or function will continue to run.
If the ErrorAction is set to SilentlyContinue, errors will be added to the automatic variable $error, but the error will not be displayed.
The following function writes a non-terminating error using Write-Error:
function Invoke-Something { [CmdletBinding()] param ( ) Write-Error 'Something went wrong' } Invoke-Something-ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
The error...