Removing the settings JSON split-editor is a bad move that mostly hurts the power users that are busy using your product and telling others to try it. You need to reverse this decision and leave it in for the July update. via @code
Change Report: 2021 https://t.co/lPQMAqBVY9 #PowerShell Details about some upcoming changes to the site, as well as a status update on the PowerShell error handling series
Just published my current #PowerShell prompt to GitHub, if anyone's interested in checking it out: https://t.co/SKOOLXNkXN
Sorry, no screenshots up yet, but maybe someday...
Finished writing my first "real" #Pester tests and updating the #PowerShell module I'm working on to pass them. It sure takes a lot longer at first, but it was pretty cool being able to make changes and tell if they broke anything right away.
I created this Gist to demonstrate the #RegEx comment mode, which will be helpful if you find expressions you write hard to read or remember what they're doing later: https://t.co/T2ECncOcoW
This ignores whitespace, the '#' denotes comments, and both require escaping with '\'.
Note to self: make sure to check your git configs before committing a bunch of changes.
Repos at my current work now have a bunch of commits from "The PowerShell Bear". Best get cleaning.
I really wanted to see through #100DaysOfCode until the end, but I need to take a break for a few weeks. I realized I need to finish a cert that my authorization is running out on before that expires, so I'm going to be focusing my time for code on that instead.
I'll be back :)
Day 9 of #100DaysOfCode (log: https://t.co/KterYzvV5T)
Finished JustTipe. Wasn't really much to do, no real coding this time, but still needed to be done.
https://t.co/pPnsahMsCw
Day 8 of #100DaysOfCode (log: https://t.co/BUrgTE9u3V)
Minor tweaks to JusTipe, didn't wind up having the time to do more than about 20 minutes, but wanted to get something done anyway. I'm glad I did.
https://t.co/ccV6crv0bE