function Undo-LastMove $last = $undoLog[-1] Move-Item $last.New $last.Original $undoLog = $undoLog[0..($undoLog.Count-2)]
However, here's a using PowerShell's -WhatIf and reusable functions: Best Practice: Preview Before Running # In PowerShell — preview destructive commands first Remove-Item .\file.txt -WhatIf Custom PowerShell "Undo" Function (Undelete) Save this function in your PowerShell profile: windows command for undo
function Undo-LastDelete ForEach-Object Write-Host "Restoring: $($_.Name)" -ForegroundColor Green $_.InvokeVerb("undelete") function Undo-LastMove $last = $undoLog[-1] Move-Item $last
There's no magic undo in Windows CLI — always use -WhatIf first or work in a test directory. windows command for undo