Patrick Meinecke

@ThomasNieto can you provide an example? `using module` statements are notoriously finicky when it comes to static analysis.

Yeah that's one of the situations where it doesn't work, binary modules. Here's the issue tracking it: PowerShell/PowerShell#6653 (sort of, that needs to come first but even then there's a...

You sure it isn't just any edit? PSSA (where those warnings come from kinda sorta) wouldn't be ran again until there's an edit of some sort.

> This should be possible by using PowerShell's API for getting PSMethod overload definitions. > e.g. > ```powershell > [string]::Combine.OverloadDefinitions > ``` We do already show that. The harder part...

@Castillu84 Can you double check that the language mode on the document is set to PowerShell? Here's the results I get 

Thanks for the update! If that happens again in a non-elevated session can you grab the logs? Might be helpful to see a before and after

SMA doesn't show the syntax stuff that we do, but it does have an API that might make it possible (`StaticParameterBinder`). It's pretty heavy though. I'd say this is "nice...

> Right, just throwing this up here as a nice to have to make sure it's documented at least. Oh yeah for sure. If nothing else it's good fuel to...

One thing you can try for a lot of these issues (and I know it's stop gap, not a real solution) is to import the module and enter a nested...

I noticed this as well while working on something attach to process related. Glad to know it's not something I just broke :) Lookin' into it, thanks @ili101!