Formatinng issue with curly brack brace in path

[PGomersall]

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Product, version and build: PowerShell Studio 2018 v5.5.148
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Operating system: W10 1709
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PS 2018 auto formats path pasted in, to add spaces if it contain curly brackets as in GPO Policy GUI in sysvol. Not sure if this was issue in prior versions.
Here is a test, paste following into a ps1 script:
\\domain.local\sysvol\donain.local\Policies\{FF26B629-AC16-47DD-B538-369271FA858A}\User\Scripts\Logon\
PS 2108 reformats to add a space after opening { and before closing }:
\\domain.local\sysvol\donain.local\Policies\{ FF26B629-AC16-47DD-B538-369271FA858A }\User\Scripts\Logon\
Obviously the path is now incorrect, only way I could fix it was with back tick `

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[mxtrinidad]

This behavior is normal when you paste directly into the editor empty line. It also happens in Windows ISE Editor.

You need to create the string placeholder, using either Single or Double quotes. ... Preferably Single-quotes to keep the consistency of the string. This way will save the value correctly.

Single-quotes => 'place-copied-string-here' (Prefer)
'\\domain.local\sysvol\donain.local\Policies\{FF26B629-AC16-47DD-B538-369271FA858A}\User\Scripts\Logon\'

Double-quotes => "place-copied-string-here"
"\\domain.local\sysvol\donain.local\Policies\{FF26B629-AC16-47DD-B538-369271FA858A}\User\Scripts\Logon\"

Just pasting the string, in this case, will add the space thinking is a PowerShell scriptblock:
\\domain.local\sysvol\donain.local\Policies\{ FF26B629-AC16-47DD-B538-369271FA858A }\User\Scripts\Logon\