How to Syntactically Correctly Execute a PowerShell Script?

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How to Syntactically Correctly Execute a PowerShell Script?

Given a folder with projects where each subfolder has its own name.
You need to change the access rights in each subfolder according to the example.
That is, there is a folder with an empty project, all actions are performed on it.

Export to a file with the command:

cd D:\Project
icacls.exe D:\Project\blank\* /save acl /t

And applied to each subfolder with the command:

cd D:\Project
icacls.exe D:\Project\blank\  /restore acl /t /c

Как правильно запустить команду PowerShell такого типа:

dir D:\Project\* -Directory | Select FullName | ForEach-Object { $_.FullName } | icacls { $_.FullName } /restore acl /t /c

Answer 1

Evgeny Kotov,
немного упростил

$d = 'eclipse'; get-childitem -path $d -attributes directory  | foreach-object { $target  = $_.FullName; &  echo icacls $target /restore acl /t /c  }

then echoremove and $ddo= 'D:\Project'