This version (under my evaluation) has some sort of issue with the Debug with Multiple Files Option. It was working fine when initially used from the Home ==> Debug ==> Debug With Multiple Files.
I could then the select the multiple files and the breakpoints would work and debugging could proceed.
However, once I used the key-board accelerator (Ctrl-M) it no longer shows the multiple file debugging selection panel, rendering the multiple file debug option impotent (breakpoints set in the other files) will never be reached.
This continues after a restart of Powershell Studio, and even after a reboot of the system.
Moreover, this important (to my evaluation) feature is now effectively disabled from the product.
Can you advise if its possible to restore the missing functionality?
Powershell Studio 2015 4.2.93 -- Debug with multiple files
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Re: Powershell Studio 2015 4.2.93 -- Debug with multiple fi
This is a bug that involves deferred file loading. You can get around issue by unchecking the deferred file loading feature in Options->General:
This issue will be resolved in the next service build.
David
This issue will be resolved in the next service build.
David
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
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Re: Powershell Studio 2015 4.2.93 -- Debug with multiple fi
Note: The debug with multiple files dialog will only display when you have multiple ps1 files open.
If they are part of a project, the files will automatically be included in the debug session.
David
If they are part of a project, the files will automatically be included in the debug session.
David
David
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.
SAPIEN Technologies, Inc.