20180621_ChatTranscript.txt

Michael T Lombardi 9:35 AM: 
"Unfortunately"

Smash cut to Joey drinking on a beach
Hemant Mahawar 9:35 AM: 
He needed a "much deserved" break ...
Jeffrey Snover 9:36 AM: 
(sun)(emo)
Darwin Sanoy 9:36 AM: 
Where-Is -Name Joey
Jeffrey Snover 9:36 AM: 
hi!
Michael T Lombardi 9:36 AM: 
\o
Mark Kraus 9:39 AM: 
haha... CSV -NoTypeInformation
Mark Kraus 9:39 AM: 
Tried...
Maximo Trinidad 9:40 AM: 
Any sound??
Nick James 9:40 AM: 
Can hear finer
Nichols, Colin 9:40 AM: 
sounds fine
Nick James 9:40 AM: 
fine*
Constantin Hager 9:40 AM: 
yes
Robert Bodrick 9:40 AM: 
yes
Mark Farrugia 9:40 AM: 
yep
Stankiewicz, Michael (EUT & BTO) 9:40 AM: 
I can hear
Michael T Lombardi 9:40 AM: 
Audio is good here
Marcus Clayton 9:40 AM: 
yeah, had to manually unmute my speaker too
Michael T Lombardi 9:40 AM: 
closed won't fix
Nicholas M. Getchell 9:40 AM: 
WHere can feedback go for the AD module?
Jeffrey Snover 9:40 AM: 
Restart-Skype
Mark Kraus 9:40 AM: 
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShellGet/issues/236 
Jeffrey Snover 9:40 AM: 
While ($true) {Restart-Skype}
Jeffrey Snover 9:41 AM: 
:-)
Stankiewicz, Michael (EUT & BTO) 9:41 AM: 
Fix-Headset
Michael T Lombardi 9:41 AM: 
powershell poker module ++
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 9:41 AM: 
He’ll still come back if he wins ;)
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 9:42 AM: 
don’t worry
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 9:42 AM: 
(I hope)
Michael T Lombardi 9:42 AM: 
:D
Mark Kraus 9:43 AM: 
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell-RFC/pull/130 
Darwin Sanoy 9:44 AM: 
Shameless self-plug of a blog article posted today :$
Darwin Sanoy 9:44 AM: 
https://cloudywindows.io/post/winrm-for-provisioning---close-the-door-on-the-way-out-eh/ 
Nicholas M. Getchell 9:45 AM: 
Will the ported modules be open sourced? 
Mark Kraus 9:46 AM: 
WindowsCompatibility module: https://github.com/PowerShell/WindowsCompatibility 
Jeffrey Snover 9:47 AM: 
Context - MSFT code that use non-documented (PRIVATE) Windows APIs MUST ship in Windows.
Michael B Smith 9:47 AM: 
what is the level of API compatibility anticipated?
Michael B Smith 9:48 AM: 
(with the WCP)
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 9:48 AM: 
related issue in vscode-powershell:
https://github.com/PowerShell/vscode-powershell/issues/1310
Michael B Smith 9:48 AM: 
Exchange :-)
Michael B Smith 9:49 AM: 
yes will PwoerShell Core ever be able to support Exchnage
Jeffrey Snover 9:49 AM: 
Implicit remoting is your friend.
Jeffrey Snover 9:49 AM: 
Exchange actually invented implicit remoting.
maxtrinidad 9:50 AM: 
+1 @JSnover
Michael B Smith 9:50 AM: 
RIght, I'm aware of that. :-) I'm just interested in PS Core natively for Exchange :-)
Jeffrey Snover 9:50 AM: 
Try https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/WindowsCompatibility/0.0.1  
Jeffrey Snover 9:50 AM: 
IT makes implicit remoting MUCH easier!
Mark Kraus 9:51 AM: 
New-Job -> New-ThreadJob and then everything else is just like what you are used to with Jobs
Hemant Mahawar 9:52 AM: 
(Y)
Stankiewicz, Michael (EUT & BTO) 9:53 AM: 
But there will be some loss of functionality via implicit remoting due to the objects being marshalled, no?
Mark Kraus 9:53 AM: 
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell-Docs/tree/staging/contributing 
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL) 9:53 AM: 
Yes, they are not live objects
Mark Kraus 9:53 AM: 
Invoke-WinCommand { $Object.Method() }
Keith Hill 9:54 AM: 
Is there a fix in the works for the poor (non-indented) line wrapping for PS Core (in-box) help topics.
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL) 9:54 AM: 
@mark yes, that works!
Kirk Munro 9:54 AM: 
Steve, are you guys still exploring PowerShell in Azure Functions on the Azure Function v2 runtime? Any news in that area?
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL) 9:54 AM: 
@keith, is there an issue already?
Keith Hill 9:54 AM: 
Lemme check
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL) 9:55 AM: 
@kirk, yes, but nothing to announce and nothing in the immediate future
Mark Kraus 9:57 AM: 
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/developer/windows-powershell  
Michael T Lombardi 9:57 AM: 
\o/
David Coulter 9:57 AM: 
(wave)
Michael T Lombardi 9:57 AM: 
docs++++++++
Bobby Reed 9:57 AM: 
(rock)
Mark Kraus 9:57 AM: 
aka.ms/psapi for shortness
Michael B Smith 9:58 AM: 
1.17 rocks!
maxtrinidad 10:01 AM: 
Oops!!
Jim Truher 10:02 AM: 
Powershell standard 5 preview04 is now available. https://www.nuget.org/packages/PowerShellStandard.Library/5.1.0-preview-04
Keith Hill 10:02 AM: 
Tyler did you mention the better code folding support that Glenn has been working on?
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:03 AM: 
Ah! I didn’t
Nick James 10:03 AM: 
He's never mentioned highlighting either... :p jk lol
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:03 AM: 
ahhh
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:04 AM: 
so many exciting things :)
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:04 AM: 
I’ll bring it up. People need to know!
Stankiewicz, Michael (EUT & BTO) 10:04 AM: 
•         Per the last month notes:

Rolling PSCoreWindowsCompat into WindowsPowerShellCompatibilityPack 
Mark Kraus 10:05 AM: 
https://github.com/PowerShell/WindowsCompatibility 

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2017/11/16/announcing-the-windows-compatibility-pack-for-net-core/ 

https://github.com/markekraus/PSCoreWindowsCompat 
Michael B Smith 10:05 AM: 
is any of that xplat?
Mark Kraus 10:06 AM: 
the .NET WCP has _some_ x-plat support... but most APIs are windows only
Michael B Smith 10:06 AM: 
tnx
Michael T Lombardi 10:06 AM: 
WindowsPowerShellStandardShims
WiPwshStdShims
WPSShims

"Whoops-shims"
maxtrinidad 10:07 AM: 
Confusion setting in! :)
Mark Kraus 10:07 AM: 
PSCoreWindowsCompat will no longer be needed with 6.1.0
Darwin Sanoy 10:08 AM: 
Does this mean separate packaging? "Note: In order to be able to deliver the PowerShell Core preview release and not deliver it to users expecting the stable release, we have renamed the preview package to powershell-preview and allowed it to be installed side by side with the stable package. "
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL) 10:08 AM: 
@mark correct
Michael T Lombardi 10:09 AM: 
Glenn Sarti ++
Nick James 10:09 AM: 
Will be submitting a batch of fixes/tweaks to VSCode as a PR tonight. Hopefully accepted and included in Insiders within a few days.
Keith Hill 10:10 AM: 
@stevelee - created an issue for the help formatting - https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell-Docs/issues/2606
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL) 10:10 AM: 
Thanks @keith
Darwin Sanoy 10:10 AM: 
Instead of a parallel package "powershell-preview" - can't you just not add it to the path / symlink?
Nick James 10:10 AM: 
It's also applied to powershell files when you view them on github.
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:11 AM: 
http://github.com/powershell/EditorSyntax
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:11 AM: 
Add this in the issue:
```powershell
# here’s the repro
```
Darwin Sanoy 10:12 AM: 
OK - lotsa work on installers
Keith Hill 10:12 AM: 
one stable / one preview side-by-side ... sounds good to me.
maxtrinidad 10:13 AM: 
Can Cloud Shell have the same experience?
maxtrinidad 10:13 AM: 
Side-by-side on Cloud Shell
Keith Hill 10:13 AM: 
Heh, I just coded around that issue (only preview installed) for the VSCode extension.
Michael T Lombardi 10:13 AM: 
(symlinks on windows making my tests fail because I wasn't running as admin)--
maxtrinidad 10:14 AM: 
Cool! Thanks
maxtrinidad 10:14 AM: 
:)
Keith Hill 10:14 AM: 
Status of PowerShellGet - been running into a lot of issues as we get more folks using it/.
Michael T Lombardi 10:14 AM: 
Any more DSC news? ;)
Michael B Smith 10:15 AM: 
DSC!
Keith Hill 10:15 AM: 
Pkgs published without a cat sig by MS no less.
Juraj Binka 10:15 AM: 
dsc dsc
Jeffrey Snover 10:15 AM: 
 What flavor of PSGET issues?
maxtrinidad 10:15 AM: 
Office 365 / WinRM Linux And Mac
Keith Hill 10:16 AM: 
Cat sigs missing but PSGallery allows them to be published
Jim Truher 10:16 AM: 
which pkgs without cat sig?
Keith Hill 10:16 AM: 
Issues with upgrading release over prerelease.
Jeffrey Snover 10:16 AM: 
Thanks.
Keith Hill 10:16 AM: 
Have to uninstall prerelease
Keith Hill 10:18 AM: 
Hard to tell if a pkg is prelease - Get-Module doesnt show its prerelease. You have to do this: (gmo psreadline).privatedata
Michael T Lombardi 10:18 AM: 
"Naming is hard"
Jeffrey Snover 10:18 AM: 
@max - what was the error?
Keith Hill 10:20 AM: 
Go Hemant!
maxtrinidad 10:21 AM: 
@JeffreySnover - PS /home/maxt> install-package -Name Microsoft.SqlServer.SqlManagementObjects -MaximumVersion '140.17267.0-preview'

The package(s) come(s) from a package source that is not marked as trusted. Are you sure you want to install software from 'Nuget'? [Y] Yes [A] Yes to All [N] No [L] No to All [S] Suspend [?] Help (default is "N"): A install-package : Unable to find dependent package(s) (System.Reflection.Emit.Lightweight) At line:1 char:1 + install-package -Name Microsoft.SqlServer.SqlManagementObjects -Maxim ... + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (System.Reflection.Emit.Lightweight:String) [Install-Package], Exception + FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnableToFindDependencyPackage,Microsoft.PowerShell.PackageManagement.Cmdlets.InstallPackage

"Unable to find dependent package(s) (System.Reflection.Emit.Lightweight)"
Jeffrey Snover 10:21 AM: 
Thanks Max!
maxtrinidad 10:22 AM: 
I for got to mentio that this use to work before on Linux and Mac
Michael B Smith 10:22 AM: 
DSC!
Mark Kraus 10:22 AM: 
I still think $PSVersionTable.PSVersion  should have stayed version and that a new semver property should have been added
Michael T Lombardi 10:22 AM: 
:D
Keith Hill 10:22 AM: 
Is there a story for authoring a module that has differing set of cmdlets for different platforms? How to express in the manifest?
Keith Hill 10:26 AM: 
Yeah, I include all and throw from commands that dont' work on the platform. But that seems less than idea.
Keith Hill 10:26 AM: 
er ideal
Keith Hill 10:28 AM: 
Good point - having PSGet carve up my module on install seems dangerous
Hemant Mahawar 10:28 AM: 
RootModule = if($PSEdition){<load the appropriate module/dll>} might mitigate a bit
Jeffrey Snover 10:28 AM: 
@max - I jjust sent you a Twitter DM.  Please read/respond.
Keith Hill 10:28 AM: 
In my case, I was referring to a pure script module
Keith Hill 10:29 AM: 
yeah what Tyler said
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:29 AM: 
:)
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:29 AM: 
ExportedFunctions = if($PSEdition){<load the appropriate module/dll>}
Nicholas M. Getchell 10:29 AM: 
Thanks for all the hard work!
Tyler Leonhardt (POWERSHELL) 10:29 AM: 
ExportedFunctions = if($PSEdition){return correct array of cmdlets}
Keith Hill 10:29 AM: 
Thanks
Jim Truher 10:30 AM: 
:)
maxtrinidad 10:30 AM: 
Awesome Guys!! :)
Michael B Smith 10:30 AM: 
thanks!
Cat, Francois-Xavier (EUT & BTO) 10:30 AM: 
thanks
Michael T Lombardi 10:30 AM: 
\o
Ryen Tang 10:30 AM: 
thanks
Robert Bodrick 10:30 AM: 
thank you