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Sample launch.json for PowerShell in Visual Studio Code with Testing Scripts

This example includes configurations to start PowerShell in various ways including checking syntax and running tests with code coverage

Requirements

Folders

• The includes scripts must be in this folder: C:\git\PerfAndMon-Tools\Scripts\Tests

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This example is in Visual Studio Code

Find pattern: \$([a-z])
Set match case to true

Replace pattern: $$\U$1

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Use Regions in PowerShell

I have verified that this works and the regions can be collapsed and expanded in Visual Studio Code 1.84.2 on 2024-01-05.

Notes:

• The hyphens and BEGIN/END are not necessary. Only the first #region item needs to have a name.

References:

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Use Aliases in PowerShell Modules

This is useful when you want to maintain backward compatibility when renaming functions in a module so that old code can still use the old name.

In the module file

New-Alias -Name "Get-Policy" -Value "Get-PolicyById"

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Use NLog with a Custom XML Configuration File in PowerShell