Jason Helmick, Author at PowerShell Team

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Announcing PowerShell Crescendo Release Candidate (RC)

December 9th, 2021

This is the release candidate (RC) for PowerShell Crescendo. We look forward to community validation and feedback prior to the general release (GA). This release adds a versioned schema to support future updates and several community suggested features.

Announcing PowerShell Crescendo Preview.4

October 25th, 2021

This is the last planned preview before the release candidate (RC). This preview adds support for a globally available schema, several community suggestions, and an experimental help parsing feature to improve complex native command maintenance.

Announcing PowerShell Crescendo Preview.3

July 27th, 2021

Improving the development and distribution of Crescendo modules, this preview adds support for multiple command definitions per JSON file, and multiple output handlers to wrap native command output into objects.

Announcing PlatyPS 2.0.0-Preview1

May 20th, 2021

We are pleased to announce the release of PlatyPS 2.0.0-Preview1, a tool to build PowerShell

Announcing PSDesiredStateConfiguration on PowerShell Gallery

May 14th, 2021

We are pleased to announce the release of PSDesiredStateConfiguration 2.0.5 for DSC as a separate module on PowerShell Gallery.

Announcing PowerShell Crescendo Preview.2

May 6th, 2021

Many native commands require elevated privileges to perform the expected operations. PowerShell Crescendo Preview 2 now supports cross platform elevation for your Crescendo wrapped native commands.

Announcing PSReadLine 2.2-beta.2 with Dynamic help

March 5th, 2021

We are pleased to announce Dynamic Help, providing just-in-time help at the command line. Receive the help you need in the terminal without losing your place typing on the pipeline.

Announcing PowerShell Community Blog

February 18th, 2021

Announcing PowerShell Crescendo Preview.1

December 8th, 2020

Announcing PSReadLine 2.1+ with Predictive IntelliSense

November 10th, 2020

Tab completion has accelerated the success of new and experienced PowerShell users for over a decade. New users get the benefit of discovery, seeing available cmdlets and parameters as options while interactively typing. Experienced users receive the benefit of acceleration, typing less while using the Tab key to quickly complete a ...

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