Import PSDesiredStateConfiguration by name
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Instead of a hard-coded path which doesn't always work. Also apply `ErrorAction -Ignore` fix to Plaster module.
andyleejordan
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PSDesiredStateConfiguration by name
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@andyleejordan @SeeminglyScience This causes the progress bar to show up on console and stay on after module import, when using interactive debug session on PowerShell 5.1:
Could it be disabled with |
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@kborowinski yes it can and seems to work well: #2068 |
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@kborowinski I had to redo that with #2081 after further investigation. Glad I tested better before I released! |
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@andyleejordan Good find Andy! |
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Resolve PowerShell/vscode-powershell#3971.
Import PSDesiredStateConfiguration by name, not by hard-coded path, and clean-up some inconsistencies.