[zadjii]

Thanks? But sudo * isn't a 88 line PowerShell script, it's a 1800 LOC Rust binary * isn't a NT kernel feature, it's a usermode executable * was made by (in my opinion) a perfectly decent engineer. That may be thinking too highly of myself though.

[logical_person]

you're too kind replying to this

[scrlkrunner]

I see you are one of the heads of sudo for Windows, now based on your comment I see sudo for Windows with non-so unhopeful eyes. The comment about 88 lines PS code is about sudo.ps1 on the repo, thanks for clarifying. I'd like if more consideration is taken over sudo for Windows, as the MSDN docs relate: sudo at the moment has a clear distinction with runas and you must be the one who chooses what's best, I can infere the intention is not replacing runas, but then there's two ways to the same goal and each one with its differences. It's a similar situation than it was with WMIC and WMI for PS, being this case as a longer-standing approach, WMIC is deprecated but you can still use it if you want, however WMI for PS has the same functionality as WMIC and still offering benefits over WMIC, ultimately WMIC will be removed from future Windows releases. I'd be less confusing if this route is planned for runas and sudo