This RC contains several community requested features and fixes including improved support for PSScriptAnalyzer, improvements to error handling, and the addition of `ExcludeAsArgument` property.
A fun and informative blog post sharing the exciting plans and roadmap for Desired State Configuration (DSC), including plans for compatibility, transparency, cross-platform support, and more.
TextUtility module gets new functionality We have recently released another preview of the TextUtility module. This module is a collection of tools that are meant to help with working with text content. Installing the module You can install this module from the PowerShellGallery with PowerShellGet via: Or you can install it with PSResourceGe...
This blog outlines a new feedback provider developed by the PowerShell Team to inform users of native executables that can output `JSON`.
This is an introduction to the concept of feedback providers in PowerShell. What they are, how to use them and why we are implementing them.
Microsoft.PowerShell.PSResourceGet is a continuation of the PowerShellGet 3.0 project. The first preview release of this module under the new name is now available on the PowerShell Gallery. This release contains the module rename, and reintroduces support for Azure Artifacts, GitHub packages, and Artifactory and contains a number of bug fixes. ...
Version 3 previews of PowerShellGet will begin shipping in PowerShell 7.4 previews in June (preview 5) with the following updates. These changes include important plans to address migration and compatibility, and we would like to request feedback. We would greatly appreciate your thoughtful feedback on the...
We are excited to announce that an update to our preview of PowerShellGet 3.0 is now available on the PowerShell Gallery! How to Install PowerShellGet 3.0 Preview 21 Prerequisites Please ensure that you have the latest (non-prerelease) version of PowerShellGet and PackageManagement installed. To check the version you currently have installed r...
We released a new version of the CompletionPredictor! This blog post highlights some of the new functionalities of it.
PowerShell Extension for Visual Studio Spring 2023 Update
