New closure on scriptblock?

Jobs are executed in a dynamic module; modules have isolated sessionstate, and share access to globals. PowerShell closures only work within the same sessionstate / scope chain. Annoying, yes.

I think you are making assumptions that don't hold. PSH is interpreted, so when a code block is created it just holds the source code. When it is later evaluated any variables it uses will be looked up in the normal PSH way: first in the current scope, and then in each outer scope until a variable with a matching name if found.

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