Hello, I was wondering if there was a way I can specify a path to powershell modules that live either locally or on a network share such that the exported cmdlets and functions get the syntax coloring, tab completion, and so forth within the scripting environment. These modules are either ones usually imported through a profile or are dev versions that I would like to work with. I'm familiar with the 'Refresh' option in the object browser, but that only appears to work with installed modules.
Is there a method by which I can add additional module(s) and/or their location(s)? If not, I'm happy to post in the feature request section. Thanks.
OS: Windows 8.1 Enterprise x64
PowerShell Studio 2015: v4.2.95
Recognize non-installed modules
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Re: Recognize non-installed modules
As of today, you have to make sure these modules are located in one of the paths defined in PSModulePath.
I believe this is feature on our wish list, but I will make sure it is added if not already.
In the meantime, you can temporarily copy the modules to one of these locations or add the paths to the environmental variable. Then refresh the cache. Once the cache is build, you then can restore the modules to their previous locations.
David
I believe this is feature on our wish list, but I will make sure it is added if not already.
In the meantime, you can temporarily copy the modules to one of these locations or add the paths to the environmental variable. Then refresh the cache. Once the cache is build, you then can restore the modules to their previous locations.
David
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.