Download Visual Studio Code Powershell Extension
Sasha Stolt
I'm using VSCode version 1.49.0 user setup on Widows Server 2012 R2. I use it for powershell development. I do not have this issue on my windows 10 laptop but do on the server where I need to do my dev work since I write code against the sharepoint 2013 on-premises object model.
There is a guide of how to install an old version of the PowerShell extension here: -us/powershell/scripting/dev-cross-plat/vscode/using-vscode?view=powershell-7.1#using-an-older-version-of-the-powershell-extension-for-windows-powershell-v3-and-v4
In this video, Trevor Sullivan covers various VS Code PowerShell extension features. He begins by exploring the VS Code interface, specifically as it pertains to the PowerShell language. You'll learn about several visual display features that make working in PowerShell easier, as well as a few core functions that will increase your capabilities.
GitHub Copilot is a tool for developer, but if you are writing PowerShell Script, you are a developer, somehow.
If you want to write code faster, focus only on your logic and do your job, you can install GitHub Copilot extension for Visual Studio Code.
I have created a snippet Visual Studio Code extension and I have published it on the marketplace.
You can find the extension at this link h =emanuelebartolesi.powershell-snippets-vscode or from the Extensions panel you can search for "PowerShell Snippets for VS Code".
I created an extensions pack for Visual Studio Code with all the extensions I recommend for PowerShell developers.
You can find the extensions pack at this link =emanuelebartolesi.powershell-like-a-pro or from Extensions panel you can search for PowerShell Like a Pro.
The Jupyter Notebook is an open-source web application that you can use to create and share documents that contain live code, equations, visualizations, and text. The people maintain Jupyter Notebook at Project Jupyter.
It seems that Bitdefender Internet Security prevents the installation of the official VS code extension for PowerShell (PowerShell/vscode-powershell: Provides PowerShell language and debugging support for Visual Studio Code (github.com))
I have already created a github issue on their side, where all the details and repro steps can be found: Bitdefender Internet Security prevents to install the VS code extension properly Issue #4561 PowerShell/vscode-powershell (github.com)
If you check the settings.json file and the script analyzer settings file into source control with the rest of your code, then anyone else who pulls down the repository will automatically receive the linting if they have the PowerShell extension installed.
Jun Han developed another useful extension called Code Runner. I often find myself needing to try out a few lines of C# or JavaScript code. Rather than starting LINQPad for C# or Chrome dev tools for JavaScript, Code Runner can execute one or more highlighted lines of code inside Code. The experience isn't as great as in LINQPad, but it's at your fingertips.
Sharing code style settings across a team or organization, has always been a mess in Visual Studio. I tried writing a guide some years back, but the presented solution was still very handheld. EditorConfig fixes this by extracting configuration into a config file, that can be added to source control. This extension, adds support for EditorConfig inside Code.
Writing JavaScript can be hard (yes it can!). Luckily, there are tools like JSHint available. JSHint is a code quality tool for JavaScript, that highlights potential problems in your code. With the jshint extension, output from JSHint is visible inside Code.
Much like the File Icons extension we highlighted for Visual Studio, vscode-icons brings filetype icons into Code. You may think it doesn't matter, but that's only until you've tried it. File icons lets you navigate much faster.
Hopefully, you are already using Visual Studio Code. If not, you should be. If you are not familiar with VSCode, it is a free, lightweight, cross-platform code editor. It is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. You can download it here. Built on open source, it has a rich ecosystem of extensions, which you can browse here.
But now we have a new player that promises to change the way we work with PowerShell, making it a first class citizen, like node.js or c#. This new player is [Visual Studio Code]( " target="_blank) with its new [PowerShell v1.0]( =ms-vscode.PowerShell" blank="_target) extension. v1.0 is the first major release out of preview and I'm really excited because it has really transformed the way I work with PowerShell. And because both the editor and the extension are cross platform we can now achieve some amazing things even outside the Windows ecosystem.
Par défaut, Visual Studio Code peut éditer des fichiers textes, mais il n'est pas prêt à vous accompagner pour éditer du code PowerShell. Il faut savoir que VSCode s'appuie sur un système d'extension : chaque extension va venir ajouter des fonctionnalités à Visual Studio Code.
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