Importing Relative module does not add commands to intellisense

[michaelp]

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Product: PowerShell Studio 2019 (64 Bit)
Build: v5.6.163
OS: Windows Server 2016 Datacenter (64 Bit)
Build: v6.2.9200.0

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Directory Structure:
│ MainScript.ps1
│
└───Module
│ Module.psd1
│ Module.psm1
│
├───Private
│ IntFunction.ps1
│
└───Public
Function1.ps1 - Has function Function1 { param ( [string]$val1 ) write-host $val1 }
Function2.ps1
Function3.ps1

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1. Import-Module .\Module\Module.psm1
2.  
3. Function1 -val1 "Test"

It doesn't look like the module systems will load local modules with just referencing. Is there any way to cache the functions from a module by path?

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[davidc]

Is this part of a project or individual files? If it is a project you can add the sub-module files (Modules.psd1 and Module.psm1) and set their project properties as follows:

Build = Content
Shared = True

The project will then parse the function declarations from the psm1 file and provide PrimalSense for them.

If they are individual files, then you will have to use the Cache Editor tool to cache the module (Ribbon->Home->Platform->Cache Editor):

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Within the Cache Editor tool, press the Import Module... button and select the module you wish to cache:

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You will have to reload the cache within PowerShell Studio (Ribbon->Home->Platform->Reload Cache):

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