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I'm using powershell 2.0 to edit a lot of csproj files. One of the requirements for editing is to add new PropertyGroup with different condition (Please check the example below) <PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)|$(Platform)' == 'My-New-Env|AnyCPU'"> The problem is that powershell added the empty xmlns for all new PropertyGroup tags that I have added. Eg: <PropertyGroup Condition="'$(Configuration)|$(Platform)' == 'My-New-Env|AnyCPU'" xmlns=""> Is there any way to add new xml node without having any namespace? I tried removing the namespace attribute by using the code below before adding new PropertyGroup but it didn't work. (meaning that attribute is not actually removed and I can still see the empty namespace after adding new node.) $content = [xml](gc $_.FullName); Write-Host "Reading "$_.FullName -foregroundcolor yellow; $project = $content.Project; $content.Project.RemoveAttribute("xmlns"); Edit: I'm following this post for adding new node. How to add new PropertyGroup to csproj from powershell Example: $content = [xml](gc $_.FullName); $importNode = $content.ImportNode($configs.DocumentElement, $true) $project = $content.Project; $project $project.AppendChild($importNode); # $content.Save($_.FullName);

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