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powershell modules function-visibility PowerShell

I'm stuck trying to I'm a bit lost with I've been banging my head against this for hours. I'm currently developing a custom PowerShell module in version 7.3, and I'm working with issues with function visibility when importing the module. After defining several functions in my module, I noticed that when I import it using `Import-Module`, the functions are not available in the session as expected. I've defined my functions in a script file named `MyModule.psm1` and I'm using the following command to import it: ```powershell Import-Module -Name .\MyModule.psm1 ``` Despite running this command successfully, when I try to call one of the functions defined in the module, such as `Get-MyData`, I get the following behavior message: ``` Get-MyData : The term 'Get-MyData' is not recognized as a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. ``` I've verified that the module file is in the correct directory and the functions are correctly defined. Here's a snippet from my `MyModule.psm1` file: ```powershell function Get-MyData { [CmdletBinding()] param( [string]$InputParam ) Write-Output "You passed: $InputParam" } Export-ModuleMember -Function Get-MyData ``` I also tried using `-Force` with `Import-Module`, but that didn't resolve the scenario. Additionally, I have checked that the module load path is correct using `$env:PSModulePath`, and `MyModule.psm1` is listed there. Has anyone encountered similar issues with function visibility after importing a module in PowerShell 7.3? How can I ensure my functions are accessible after the import? I'm working on a CLI tool that needs to handle this. Thanks in advance! I'm working with Powershell in a Docker container on macOS. Thanks, I really appreciate it! I'd be grateful for any help.