No, the presence of dots in the output does not cause PowerShell to truncate it. PowerShell has a default maximum limit of 4,096 characters per line of output, but this can be changed using the format-wide
cmdlet or by modifying the $FormatEnumerationLimit
variable. If the output is still truncated, it may be due to another factor, such as a limited console buffer size or a script terminating prematurely.
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