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I was not trying to imply you do anything wrong :D I just know folks are going to find this post down the road and wonder. So the module thing had to be said. That's all, no offense. No offense taken. It could be the case that one reason I'm trying to solve it this way is because I don't know every...

I am not sure why you do classes this way, that's for you to decide. But I do have to point out that the prescribed way to share code amongst otherwise unrelated items is to make them into a module. I have reasons for doing what I'm doing. As you might expect there are quite a bit of requirements, ...

Here is a quick demo of how to use a Here-String to compile a class and use it. Thanks. I found Here-Strings not really desirable since you lose all IDE capabilities for that code block in Powershell Studio. The classes I'm building are not small in the least so using them isn't really a workable s...

OK I've now figured out how to do this but it does come with one trade-off that I haven't found a workaround for but given that jobs will be very important I can live with it -- in Main.ps1 you lose type hinting for everything related to your class in Powershell Studio due to the way the object is i...

I think I see what you're saying. I'll experiment a bit.

I'm not certain I understand you completely. I understand how to use script blocks. That's not the issue. The issue is how I can both have an object class file set to include and share but also grab the source to inject into a Scriptblock like this. file Hello.ps1 -------- class Hello { } -------- f...

Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 2021 build 5.8.196 Operating system: n/a PowerShell version(s): n/a I feel like there might be a better way to do this but I think I've found a way. I'm trying to capture the source of class files I'm building so I can inject class code into script block...

No the information on that page doesn't work as expected at all. I'm sure it's due to company provided security tools. Relying on such mechanisms probably works for most folks. It does not with the security tools and settings we're using which are quite rigorous.

Manually inputting the credentials to the target server via IP, username and password did not work. I will say that company provided security software and settings might be interfering but it's difficult to know. Is there anything special needed to format the credentials? The git server is just a st...

Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 2021 build 5.8.196 Operating system: Windows 10 PowerShell version(s): N/A I'm trying to use git for source control with a remote and push/pull in the Source Control menu gives an authentication error while the git GUI and shell ask for a password and ar...