Powershell filter winget upgrade

Get-Updates.ps1

# add id to skip the update
$skipUpdate = @(
'Microsoft.DotNet.SDK.6',
'Microsoft.WindowsSDK'
)


# object to be used basically for view only
class Software {
  [string]$Name
  [string]$Id
  [string]$Version
  [string]$AvailableVersion
}

# get the available upgrades
$upgradeResult = winget upgrade -u

# run through the list and get the app data
$upgrades = @()
$idStart = -1
$isStartList = 0
$upgradeResult | ForEach-Object -Process {

  if ($isStartList -lt 1 -and -not $_.StartsWith("Name") -or $_.StartsWith("---") -or $_.StartsWith("The following packages"))
  {
    return
  }

  if ($_.StartsWith("Name"))
  {
    $idStart = $_.toLower().IndexOf("id")
    $isStartList = 1
    return
  }

  if ($_.Length -lt $idStart)
  {
    return
  }

  $Software = [Software]::new()
  $Software.Name = $_.Substring(0, $idStart-1)
  $info = $_.Substring($idStart) -split '\s+'
  $Software.Id = $info[0]
  $Software.Version = $info[1]
  $Software.AvailableVersion = $info[2]

  $upgrades += $Software
}

# view the list
$upgrades | Format-Table

# run through the list, compare with the skip list and execute the upgrade (could be done in the upper foreach as well)
$upgrades | ForEach-Object -Process {

  if ($skipUpdate -contains $_.Id)
  {
    Write-Host "Skipped upgrade to package $($_.id)"
    return
  }

  Write-Host "Going to upgrade $($_.Id)"
  winget upgrade -u $_.Id
}

i am using this
Start-Process powershell -ArgumentList "winget upgrade -u $($_.Id); Read-Host"
instead of
winget upgrade -u $_.Id

is there a problem with this aproach?