title: Automatically confirm Yes to powershell script
body: <p>I know that this question seems familiar in a lot of stackoverflow questions. But This is not the same as the other questions.
  Basically i've got a PS script that uses the module "AzSK" to run something , I used this command in a loop to add multiple properties to my azure storage. On every step the command keeps asking me to confirm if i want to continue (Y/N).
  Because I use a loop for more than 40 iterations I need to confirm every time I perform the command. 
  Like many Stackoverflow questions and the internet told me i need to try to add -Force , -Confirm to my command to automatically confirm the yes to the read input. But this answer only applies to commands that have this parameter build in. with the get-help command -Detailed I didn't see any of this parameter available. So I was wondering if it was possible to create this auto "Y" reply even if the command does not allow any parameter for it.</p>
  
  <p>The command I use is <code>Get-AzSKAzureServicesSecurityStatus</code> and this adds attestation statuses to control id inside a azure blob storage. the command only allows one attestation status to be added so I wrapped it inside a for loop. Which makes my struggle of constantly confirmation even worse.</p>