Michael Klement

Yes, the experimental PSFeedbackProvider feature must be enabled, which by default is _not_ the case in stable (as opposed to preview) versions. This problem has been known for a while,...

@RohitRRao370, it may actually be better to keep the issue open, to make it - along with the explanation - easier to discover by users encountering the issue in the...

Interesting, @futuremotiondev - I don't see the same behavior in general (I cannot reproduce it by unloading or loading the `posh-git` module). Instead, I see behavior that is consistent with...

> You definitely should see the warning Per the source-code link, the warning is only emitted _if someone else modified the `prompt` function_ that the `posh-git` module provided. > Although...

Which PowerShell SDK NuGet package are you referencing in your `.csproj` file?

Thanks, John. The PowerShell SDK is a _single_ package, https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.PowerShell.SDK, so you should have an entry that looks like this: ```none ``` I don't know if picking and choosing constituent...

Ah, sorry I missed that `Microsoft.PowerShell.SDK` was already among your package references. Personally I'm out of ideas, then, but I hope someone will be able to help you.

Good suggestion, but note that this problem must be addressed in [PSReadLine](https://github.com/PowerShell/PSReadLine). Perhaps a team member can transfer your issue there.

Thanks, @kilasuit, but I'm not sure that there's anything to be done in _this_ repo: * `Get-History` does _not_ show the debugging commands. * With `PSReadLine` unloaded, while interactive command...

Sounds like the problem is that PowerShell, unlike POSIX-compatible shells, unfortunately loads its profile files even when running a non-interactive session, via a CLI call using `-Command` (`-c`) or `-File`...