Tyler James Leonhardt

Ah yes. I personally do not use Visual Studio to run the tests... This could be the problem. Try this in a PowerShell console: ```powershell Invoke-Build Build Test ``` Assuming...

What does the first give you? Did you try: ``` Invoke-Build Build Invoke-Build Test ```

@Benny1007 did you try re-cloning?

From the PowerShell team's perspective, currently we are not actively working on this feature due to some other work. However, if anyone (like @Benny1007) does want to pick it back...

That could give folks false hope that it worked though... gotta be careful...

Hmm I can't repro this behavior. `Ctrl+l` does clear the screen for me. @eedwards-sk what version of PSReadLine do you have? (`Get-Module PSReadLine`)

I'll need to talk to @rjmholt about this. I suspect it has something to do with how we're loading PSReadLine at start up... Do you happen to have PowerShell 6.2...

Bot is trigger happy

I like this idea - It would be nice to have something like this similar to what PSReadLine offers:

I found an instance in the logs of a completion request taking 35seconds (for future self, open the log file in vscode and do a regex search: `\d\d\d\d\dms`): ``` 2020-06-06...