Jason Shirk
Jason Shirk
This is by design, see https://github.com/PowerShell/PSReadLine/commit/49a4c4c1e62a00dc9fda357b0182a0d76d0d3bd9
I don't think it's documented, but it's after some experience both ways, the current implementation is mostly what people seem to expect so it didn't seem critical to document. I...
[PSFzf](https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PSFzf/2.0.0) provides a good experience like this.
I'm definitely open to the idea. Now that `PSReadLine` is portable to Mac/Linux, we should avoid the registry. If this is implemented, my priorities are: * Be portable between: -...
Invoking wouldn't work in restricted language mode.
@nightroman - PSReadLine has extra security concerns that other modules might not when it ships with Windows, so I need to avoid exposing potentially exploitable holes. That said, there is...
Oh, @nightroman was just suggesting you still use a `ps1` file like you would today, but PSReadLine would invoke it in a way that is not affected by the execution...
@SeeminglyScience - mostly accurate IIRC. On non-Windows, you couldn't reliably get the shift state required to generate specific keystroke, so I moved towards a world where you wouldn't specify the...
Adding a new property is reasonable though - we have `BoundPositionally` list of strings - we could a similar `BoundDefaultValue` list.
The language specification has not been updated for more recent versions. One of the original hopes in writing the document was that we'd see other implementations of PowerShell, especially on...