We’re excited to announce that an replace to the PowerShell Extension for Visible Studio Code is now accessible within the extension market.
In current updates, we embrace a brand new “connect .NET debugger” debug configuration for binary PowerShell modules, higher dealing with of start-up failures when the PowerShell model is unsupported, and have merged the PowerShell Preview extension and PowerShell “steady” extension right into a single extension with a Prelease launch channel.
The “PowerShell Preview” extension has now been formally deprecated, with “preview” releases now accessible by way of the “pre-release” possibility on the steady “PowerShell” extension within the market. Whereas you ought to be migrated mechanically, be happy to only uninstall the preview and set up the now one-and-only extension, however please maintain testing our pre-releases! This alteration makes it a lot easier to make use of, as you not have to modify between two completely different extensions and as an alternative can use VS Code’s market to put in your alternative of model!
Highlights within the March, April and Might Releases
Be aware that these updates all shipped in our prelease channel for VS Code earlier than transport in our steady channel.
For the complete record of modifications please discuss with our changelog.
Getting Assist and Giving Suggestions
Whereas we hope the brand new implementation supplies a significantly better consumer expertise, there are certain to be points. Please tell us should you run into something.
When you encounter any points with the PowerShell Extension in Visible Studio Code or have characteristic requests, the perfect place to get help is thru our GitHub repository.
Sydney Smith
PowerShell Staff
