Bypass Powershell to run zsh command

Question

In Powershell(pwsh) Is it possible to "bypass" Powershell to not do anything and let the underlying shell do the work?

Sometime I need to call a command, that I copy from a site or other, that includes "\" and not "´" for line break - or other parameters, that Powershell try to interpolate.

Like:

 <Powershell Function> kubectl get rolebindings,clusterrolebindings \                                      
  --all-namespaces  \
  -o custom-columns='KIND:kind,NAMESPACE:metadata.namespace,NAME:metadata.name,SERVICE_ACCOUNTS:subjects[?(@.kind=="ServiceAccount")].name' | grep name

Answer 1

Not that I'm aware of. I also don't know of any shell where this is possible, either, save for Ruby where you have the string literal operators making escapes much easier.

I would suggest that before sending strings to external commands, that you convert the PowerShell escape sequences to the target runtime escape sequences. This isn't a problem unique to PowerShell, but is easier to work with in other shells because there is more of an overlap of the special characters between other runtimes.