Keith Hill
Keith Hill
Furthermore, VSCode will now enable quick suggestions support for subexpression inside dq strings if the syntax is tagged with `meta.embedded`. From 1.18 release notes: > Quick suggestions are disabled inside...
In an ideal world, newer PowerShell versions would recognize a help.md file (if the host supports ansi/vt seqs) and would output something like this:  And on down-level versions of...
If you want a bit more verboseness what is wrong with just using the existing `if` statement `if ($x) {$y} else {$z}`? I honestly don't see much advantage of adding...
IIRC AppDomains are not supported in .NET Core.
Yeah, there is a difference without `--%`:  Using `--%` in PS:  BTW there is some work going on WRT argument parsing in 7.2 - see PR #15408. However...
Given there is also an issue with PS effectively ignoring a native app's exit code, maybe this could be combined into a command like `Start-NativeExecution` where one of the parameters...
`Start-Process` doesn't help with the test for $LASTEXITCODE and often in these CI/build/test scenarios you want a failed native app invocation to fail the build/test.
I like the idea but to truly impact performance you'd need to be operating on **large** lists. For a convenient way to create large lists, I would expect something like...
I see a similar issue on v7 preview.6:  as compared to 6.2.3: 
I don't quite get this. There was a lot of resistance to "fixing" argument passing by "special casing" this feature for certain executables. But in the end, the team opts...