Is #Requires -RunAsAdministrator necessary when using sudo per-command?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

I have some scripts that currently use PowerShell (Core?)'s #Requires -RunAsAdministrator preprocessor statement because the scripts' commands require Administrator-account elevation. However, if I prepend these commands with sudo and remove the statement, are there any foreseeable problems?

[RokeJulianLockhart]

Perhaps, #68 (comment) might be:

Sudo for Windows doesn't currently support over-the-shoulder elevation (where the admin user is a different user than the current user). I'd suspect that we'll address that when we add support for #3

To summarise, continue to utilise it if you've any reason to believe that the script might be invoked by a non-administrator user account. However, considering that an error is printed, the sole possible errors are those that would occur if the administrative user had denied the UAC prompt anyway, which the script should account for.