Publishing some PowerShell scripts I wrote when preparing my #PSHSummit21 Lightning Demo. Automate VM disk snapshot creation, and reverting disk to previous snapshot. https://t.co/o0QF5VAKAH #PowerShell#Azure
@theJasonHelmick@Steve_MSFT Looks like https://t.co/qYN3O33aYH.Predictor 0.2.0 is requiring PS 7.2 as well now. Guess I have some more things to upgrade!
@theJasonHelmick In 2.2.0-beta1 I was able to use "HistoryAndPlugin" as a -PredictionSource setting with PowerShell 7.1.
Upgraded to 2.2.0-beta2 and that's failing now and showing that PowerShell 7.2 is now the requirement to use plugin prediction?
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@FoxDeploy I’m using a Jekyll blog, hosted on GitHub pages. Super easy to setup, everything is authored in markdown. You can hook up google analytics for stats. Using the Chirpy theme for Jekyll, it supports comments based on Disqus, though have not set that up yet.
@JosephRyanRies @mdmarra In PowerShell 5.0 they did exactly that; Write-Host is now just a wrapper for Write-Information.
No way to change the behavior in versions 1-4 though, which I believe is what that PSScriptAnalyzer warning is based on.