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The implementation of this feature implies that the -Discern parameter is longer mutually exclusive with the -Property parameter as the -Discern feature comes on top of the -Property feature. Meaning that a -Discern argument could potentially alter a defined -Property argument again (assuming that it has some merged properties).
Anyways, I have removed the mutually exclusive parametersets between the two parameters meaning that is now possible to use both at at the same time although I would recommend against doing so without a founded reason.
Note that the argument list of the -Discern parameter is right aligned, meaning that the last string in the -Discern list will be used on the last object property added to the |Join ... chain. The secondlast String to the secondlast object property and so on. The rest (in case there are less -Discern strings then object properties / chained Join cmdlets) of the object properties will put in an array and added to the original name of the concerned property.
In case multiple joins are chained, I would like to be able to separate/discern/rename the merged properties in once in the last cmdlet in the chain.
Example:
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