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v2025.0.0: New Year Update! (#5130) PowerShell 7.4+ and Windows PowerShell 5.1 (on a best-effort basis) are now solely supported as 7.3 LTS and 7.2 are past end-of-support. A major bug due to a Global Assembly Cache conflict with Serilog when using Windows PowerShell has been resolved by removing the troublesome dependency. This also came with a wonderful logging overhaul for both the server and client. Thanks Justin! Dependencies and VS Code engine have been updated. Snippets fixed. Extension settings are now categorized. Additional PowerShell executable path verification fixed.
v2024.5.1-preview: Drop support for PowerShell <7.4 and logging overhaul PowerShell 7.2 LTS and 7.3 are now past end-of-support and are now unsupported. This is an incompatible API change so we're bumping the major version of PowerShell Editor Services. Please update to PowerShell 7.4 LTS going forward. This release contains a logging overhaul which purposely removes our dependency on Serilog and should lead to improved stability with PowerShell 5.1 (by avoiding a major GAC assembly conflict).
v2024.2.0: New stable release! This release comes with PSReadLine v2.4.0-beta0 and PSScriptAnalyzer v1.22.0. It includes an overhauled support for Terminal Shell Integration, so it always supports VS Code's latest features! The codebase was cleaned up by the removal of several deprecated features. Multiple bugs were fixed in the shutdown process, default debugger configurations and IntelliSense. A setting was added to allow the exclusion of the execution policy CLI argument at startup, so that users in restricted environments are better able to launch the extension. This release went through three pre-releases. Thank you so much to all our beta testers and users for your contributions.
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