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[release/v7.5.6] Change the display name of PowerShell-LTS package to PowerShell LTS#27223
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Pull request overview
Updates MSIX packaging metadata on release/v7.5.6 so the PowerShell LTS package display name uses a space (“PowerShell LTS”) instead of a hyphen (“PowerShell-LTS”), improving presentation while keeping the package identity name unchanged.
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- Adjust MSIX
DisplayNameconstruction for LTS builds to append' LTS'instead of'-LTS'.
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Backport of #27203 to release/v7.5.6
Triggered by @daxian-dbw on behalf of @daxian-dbw
Original CL Label: CL-BuildPackaging
/cc @PowerShell/powershell-maintainers
Impact
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Tooling Impact
Updates the PowerShell-LTS package display name in packaging metadata for the release branch. This improves store/package presentation and consistency but is not required for build correctness.
Customer Impact
Regression
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This is not a regression.
Testing
Cherry-pick applied cleanly to release/v7.5.6. The change is a narrow packaging metadata update in tools/packaging/packaging.psm1 and validation will rely on backport PR CI for the release branch.
Risk
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Low risk because the change only adjusts the package display name while preserving package identity and does not alter runtime behavior or packaging flow.