Set-Regex: Specify how to know the path which is used to save the file if I do not use the Path parameter

[LaurentDardenne]

The documentation :

    -Path <String>
        The path to the file.  If this is not provided, it will save regular expressions to the user's Irregular
        module path.

1 - When I save a regex I can't tell where the cmdlet is saving the file.

2 - When the module is not installed by Install-module, in this case the behavior concerning the choice of the path is not documented.

Describe the solution you'd like

For 1 : add Verbose parameter.
For 2 : documente the behavior in this case.

Additional context

The Irregular module was not installed by Install-Module (no internet access on the server):

IPMO C: \ Users \ MyAccount \ Downloads \ irregular \ Irregular.psd1

$env:psmodulepath
C:\Users\MyAccount\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules; C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules; C:\Windows\system32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\Modules ...

In my case the file is saved in the first path present in $env:psmodulepath :

C:\Users\MyAccount\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\Irregular\Regex

Found with trace-Command :

Trace-Command PathResolution -expression {
$StartAnchor='\[1'
$EndAnchor ='P]]'
Write-RegEx -Name ExtractDataBetweenMarkers -After ${StartAnchor} -CharacterClass Any  -Greedy -Lazy| 
 write-regex -Before $EndAnchor |Set-Regex } -pshost


#DÉBOGUER : PathResolution Information: 0 :     RESOLVED PATH:
#C:\Users\MyAccount\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\Irregular\RegEx\ExtractDataBetweenMarkers.regex.txt

The cmdlet create the path '\Irregular\RegEx'