Joey Aiello

@daxian-dbw did we ever figure out if it work to just add all the reference assemblies to `/ref`?

May be related to #8121 in that we may just need to add another bucket of reference assemblies to the default PS package.

I'd rather avoid creating a new host for this, and I'd much prefer to solve this with PTYs where they're available.

@agordon that's a really good question! I want to make sure I get the language exactly right, let me get back to you. :)

Just wanted to give an update here that I'm still talking to folks about this. Hoping to provide a real update soon.

Random collection of thoughts: * Please read my reply [here](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/7498#issuecomment-414428168). In particular, I don't think we should be talking in terms of "always" or "never". There are good reasons why...

Validated that this is a legitimate bug, and doesn't occur unless you're in VS Code.

@anmenaga can we talk about this at some point? Got some more context, not sure how we should fix it.

Per our discussion, we should talk to the Functions team about how `critical` is used in another languages. /cc @asavaritayal @fabiocav

The solution here is to do one of two things: * `Install-Module`/`Update-Module` and `Save-Module` so that you have the module in both your `PSModulePath` and your local function app directory...