We’re proud to announce the supply of PowerShell 7.4.0-rc.1!
That is the primary launch candidate model of PowerShell 7.4 and is taken into account a “go-live” launch
which means that it’s a supported launch in manufacturing.
Now could be the time to check out PowerShell 7.4 in your setting.
PowerShell 7.4 is constructed on prime of .NET 8 and as a LTS (Lengthy Time period Help) launch shall be supported for 3 years.
How do I get it?
Since PowerShell 7 is supported on Home windows, Linux, and macOS, there are a number of methods to get it.
When you had put in the earlier PowerShell 7.4 preview launch (7.4.0-preview.6) through the Home windows Retailer or MSI (and opted into Microsoft Replace),
you can be mechanically up to date to 7.4.0-rc.1.
Notice that after releases there are some delays in all launch channels getting the newest bits.
If this model is just not obtainable in your launch channel of selection anticipate it to be obtainable
inside 2 weeks.
What’s new on this launch?
- PSResourceGet is now GA and has reached a 1.0.0 model on this launch– for more information on this module launch take a look at this weblog publish
- PSReadLine has been incremented to a brand new function model 2.3.4– for more information on this module launch take a look at this weblog publish
- This launch additionally contained a lot of bug fixes– for the total checklist of modifications please check with the changelog
For more information on what’s modified in PowerShell 7.4, take a look at this web page of the documentation.
Experimental Options which had been made secure for 7.4
The next options had been developed and launched as experimental through the PowerShell 7.4
previews. By means of telemetry and person suggestions we decided that they need to
be obtainable as non-experimental options within the 7.4 launch.
What’s subsequent?
PowerShell 7.4 shall be our subsequent LTS launch and anticipated to ship as soon as an RC is set to be prepared.
We’ll have a separate weblog publish when the GA launch of seven.4 turns into obtainable.
We respect all of the efforts of the group, each people and working group members,
and sit up for your continued suggestions and contributions!
Sydney
PowerShell Workforce
