PowerShell, batching and JSON endpoints

Things I've learned about PowerShell lately

Given an array of objects, if you want to batch them up to send only a few of them at a time to an endpoint accepting JSON, you can use Select-Object to skip/take a subset of the array and then use PowerShell's array notion to put the enumerable sequences back into arrays that ConvertTo-Json can accept as input:

    $maxBatchSize = 10000
    Do {
        $batchSize = [Math]::Min($maxBatchSize, $ObjectArray.Length)
        $batch = @($ObjectArray | Select-Object -First $batchSize)

        $body = @{
            Objects  = $batch
            AnotherField  = $tagIds.ToArray()
            YetAnotherField = @{ }
        }
        $body = $body | ConvertTo-Json

        InvokeApiCall -Uri $url -Method PATCH -Body $body | Out-Null

        $ObjectArray = $ObjectArray | Select-Object -Skip $batchSize
    }
    While ($ObjectArray.Length -ge $maxBatchSize)

Without the array notion - @() - above, ConvertTo-Json would complain that it could not serialize an IEnumerable.