Just out of curiosity: Why? ![]()
Does it have a technical reason or is it just bothering you? If it’s the latter I’d recommend focussing on more rewarding tasks than spending a lot of effort to tinker around to remove one single emptly line from the output.
If you insist you could convert the output to a string an remove all empty lines from it before you output it.
Another option would be to use PowerShell 7.x. There Write-Output does not add an additional empty line to the output.