Support For Powershell 4 & 5

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    dac_sc
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    Support For Powershell 4 & 5

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    Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 2016 Build 5.2.121.0
    (*** Please do not write "latest" as a version, specify a version number ***)
    32 or 64 bit version of product: 64
    Operating system: Windows 7
    32 or 64 bit OS:64
    PowerShell Version: Version 5 installed on computer.

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    This has probably already been covered but I can't find the answer. How do I get Studio to recognize (and compile) PS 5? I'm only showing PSVerson 2.0.
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    Re: Support For Powershell 4 & 5

    Post by davidc »

    You have an active subscription; is there a reason you are using 2016 version instead of latest build of 2017?

    If you recently install a new version of PowerShell you will need to run the RegisterControls.exe tool, which is located in PowerShell Studio directory.

    https://www.sapien.com/blog/2013/02/25/ ... owershell/

    After registering the control, you will need to rebuild the cache using the ribbon button:
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    Then you should be able to select V5 from the platform list in the ribbon.
    David
    SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
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