Patrick Meinecke

**Edit(ish):** I see Justin already beat me to it but hopefully this still clears some stuff up 😁 It's not that it's impossible to find all occurrences, it's that it's...

> @SeeminglyScience : Excellent edge cases writeup :) > While we could find much of that ... but only in the file/workspace we work on. So yeah, some ambiguity around...

I believe he's talking mostly about temporary interactive debugging sessions which is where an init script would be the most helpful. > Or is it easy to have a property...

Yes I think at one point it "worked" in that it just didn't try to manage breakpoints in the remote session at all. Or at most just repeatedly set the...

Then once that PR is in, breakpoints *should* automatically sync in both UI's regardless of where they're added 🤞

> If so, can we "fudge" the completion request to PowerShell to just remove the parens to still get the same result from the API and then display it, or...

afaik we don't have any control over this specifically. We return it in the order PowerShell gives it to us, and VSCode may decide to do something different. That said,...

@rjmholt About [this comment](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices/pull/786#issuecomment-443551689): > This may aid PowerShell/vscode-powershell#144 btw. That issue wants full intellisense I think (which would essentially require us to pre-emptively run the script or otherwise reimplement...

@rjmholt btw I did experiment with rebuilding the AST of multiple files. It works... sort of. Too much in PowerShell's completion API relies on extent. So either we'd have to...

Any particular reason you'd prefer this over using a [`profile.ps1`](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_profiles)?