237dmitry

As a linux user I recommend to install from tarball (not dpkg, not snap (!!!) or another package manager). Unpack pwsh distribution to `/opt/pwsh` Make simlink of pwsh to the...

I think you're overcomplicating things. Why this wrapper over Push and Pop-Location?

This does not hide parameter. Only from TAB-enumeration of parameters and `Ctrl-Space` choice. At the same time it hides the common parameters. `ShowWindow` is visible with autocompletion, in `*help help`...

@u20221022 Your array is single-dimensional, like `$arr[0][1]`, multi-dimensional is like `$arr[0,1]`: ``` $arr = [int32[,]]::new(1,3) $arr[0,2] = 3 $arr[0,0] = 1 $arr[0,1] = 2 $arr[0,0] # 1 ```

In fact, when this behavior finally appeared in 7.4.0-rc.1, I was glad about it. But perhaps this is not as relevant in Windows as it is in Linux.

On Linux, all native applications interpret the tilde as a synonym for the user's home directory. It’s just that the command line is shorter due to the fact that it...

I was talking specifically about Linux as the actual installed OS. Not WSL, not ported utilities, but about my main OS, which is the only one on the computer (Windows...

> this really needs to be rolled back to previous behaviour On Windows

> non Windows users may have a different view to users of Windows Given there is another issue about the behaviour of ~/path with native Linux tools I can see...

> Again, it comes down to whether we think this would break anything I think this dilemma will be successfully resolved without affecting the already running version on the Unix...