- Working Groups update - Joey
- PowerShell 7.2 preview update - Steve
- Microsoft Update update - Travis
- PowerShellGet v3 update - Amber
- VSCode-extension update - Andy
- Community Demos
- Q&A
- Working Groups
- Congrats to community folks we've added to Engine, Cmdlet, and DevEx WGs
- Created a Discord server for higher bandwidth conversations
- Some aspects may be read-only or private still
- PowerShell 7.2 preview 7
- If all goes well 🤞, we'll be releasing today (otherwise, Monday)
PSDesiredStateConfiguration
module not shipping in preview for first time- Not indicative of our investment in DSC, just to decouple lifecycles between PowerShell and DSC
- v2 module shipping on Gallery, v3 module should be there very soon (if not already)
- Microsoft Update support
- Supports updates only from 7.2 preview 5 or 6
- If you want to try this out, don't update to preview 7 manually!
- Should be available in ~1 week (watch @PowerShell_Team for tweets)
- Today, you need to add a reg key, but in the future this won't be necessary
- Can also do a clean install with a different reg key if you have no preview at all
- For this preview, we're currently only going back to Windows 10/Server RS3+
- If you have a strong need for something earlier, please give us context on that in the discussion linked from the blog
- PowerShellGet 3.0
- Working on refactor of cmdlets and test coverage
- Done with refactoring Get-InstalledPSResource, Uninstall-PSResource, and Publish-PSResource
- Very close to Find-, Install-, Save- and Update-
- Pushing to release in the next few weeks
- Backwards compatibility is a top priority
- Keep your eyes peeled for a blog post
- DSC resource for PowerShellGet 3.0?
- We include some resource in 3.0 today, but they made need to be refactored
- Discussion on moving PSGet DSC resources out to their own module
- File or comment on issues to let us know what you think about this!
- VSCode extension
- Just launched a new stable release
- A lot of the work happening in
PowerShellEditorServices
to improve stability and performance- Check GitHub Projects for Debug Reliability and Startup Reliability
- Even newer preview out as of today (6/17) to fix some issues in Windows PowerShell 5.1
- Making some improvements to async
- Lastly, will hook the debugger back up
- Doubled our release cadence compared to the past 6 months!
- We understand there's lots of new features folks are requesting, but the focus right now is still on stability and perf
- Keep track of even more of our priorities with
GitHub Projects on
vscode-powershell
- Justin Grote demoing PowerConfig
- Wrapper around ASP.NET Configuration
- Takes input of YAML, JSON, TOML, PSD1 and more, and makes hashtables out of them
- You simply pipe configuration file paths to PowerConfig cmdlets, and they'll be processed in the order you add them (including to clobber existing key/value pairs)
- You can even add to the configs via environment variables!
- Q&A
- Should we lock all old and/or closed threads?