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Recent improvements to VS Code's APIs, specifically the new createTerminal API, have made it possible for our extension to programmatically launch PowerShell inside of the integrated terminal UI. This will allow the user to directly interact with the PowerShell session in which PSES is running for a complete integrated console experience that works even while debugging a script.
Is there a setting to never show the debug console since we don't need it anymore?
PSReadline will need to be disabled initially so that the Runspace will be available for command execution when the user isn't typing commands. @lzybkr and I have discussed a way to make this work while PSReadline is active but it will require some extra intelligence in PowerShell Editor Services, so I might put that off for a release.
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This change introduces a new terminal-based interactive console experience
in the PowerShell extension. PowerShell Editor Services is now launched
through VS Code's interactive terminal UI so that it can serve REPL I/O
directly to the user.
This change also modifies the debugger integration such that the same
integrated terminal session is also used during script debugging.
Resolves#293.
This change introduces a new terminal-based interactive console experience
in the PowerShell extension. PowerShell Editor Services is now launched
through VS Code's interactive terminal UI so that it can serve REPL I/O
directly to the user.
This change also modifies the debugger integration such that the same
integrated terminal session is also used during script debugging.
Resolves#293.
Just my 3 cents, what was wrong with the Debug Console?
Now this extension works differently to others that use Debug Console.
Also something like this returns different results every debug run: $a if ($a -lt 1) { $a = 1 } $a += 1 $a
Recent improvements to VS Code's APIs, specifically the new
createTerminal
API, have made it possible for our extension to programmatically launch PowerShell inside of the integrated terminal UI. This will allow the user to directly interact with the PowerShell session in which PSES is running for a complete integrated console experience that works even while debugging a script.Things to consider
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