Version 6 of Powershell is significantly different from every prior version. Unless I am completely missing it there is not currently a V6 specific tag. I believe that there should be one. The adoption at first I suspect will be spotty and often wrong, but as more people start using V6 I believe that it will be helpful.
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There are already specific version tags. See the following: powershell-5.0, powershell-4.0, powershell-3.0– BurgiCommented May 8, 2018 at 12:51
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There is no V6 tag yet. You can't just create a tag, it needs to be associated with at least one question. I checked for existing Powershell questions and found only one so far that contained a reference to V6: superuser.com/questions/1320481/powershell-6-missing-cmdlets. You can create one on that question or wait for the next V6 question and add it there. At least one more question needs to be tagged within 6 months or the tag turns into a pumpkin.– fixer1234Commented May 9, 2018 at 7:05
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I looked for a v6 tag on a question I just asked (superuser.com/questions/1324007/…), didn't find one, and was going to ask on meta, when I found this. I don't have the rep yet to create tags. @EBGreen can you create it now?– BewcCommented May 18, 2018 at 19:08
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I've created the powershell-6.0 tag.– music2myearCommented May 30, 2018 at 18:12
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We may wish to synonimize powershell-core and powershell-v6.0 as they currently refer to the same thing. Though I suppose, depending on what happens with PowerShell 7, that may need to be reversed eventually.– music2myearCommented May 30, 2018 at 18:20
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