Add code.ps1 for Windows PowerShell #45274
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- Make it possible to open directories in UNC paths - Fixes microsoft#38587
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Is there maybe another way to do this? I really don't like changing execution policies for everybody. |
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I don't know how to deal with this issue only with CMD. I think it's too legacy and must be replaced with something better like PowerShell, but PowerShell is too strict to be adopted because of, for example, the execution policy. I wish it was so permissive that everyone could run shell scripts casually like those of CMD and Bash. |
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I don't mind suspending this PR because I think it should be discussed by more people. |
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Yup, I'll have to close it in its current form. Thanks for the effort tho! |
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This will fix #38587.
However, you have to change the execution policy to other than
Restrictedafter installing VSCode by the following commandlet for example (this requires the administrator's privilege):I know this process must corrupt users who run VSCode in Windows 10, use PowerShell as the default shell, which is opened from the context menu that appears after you right-click the start button or press
Win + X, and are not used to the shell so much.This PR doesn't concern users who use Windows 8.1 or earlier (because most of they use only CMD instead) and another OS than Windows.