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Here is my issue:

I just finished a big Powershell GUI script for work, but I want to work on adding some features I didn't include in the first release, but I'm not understanding how to make a new version of the script without changing the existing version. I've been using PS Studio for a while, but I've never figured out how to use that feature.


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Product, version and build: Powershell Studio 2015 build 1.0.26
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I'm not sure which feature you are referring to.

If you need to keep the old version, I would recommend making a copy and renaming the new version of the script or project. That way you distribute multiple versions.

Generally you would employ a version control system. That would always allow you to go back to a previous version, if needed.

How do I employ a Version Control System in PS Studio 2015?