One may point out this to be part of superuser, yet I think it's an inherent part of Powershell development and so deserves a place on SO. Is there any way I can make it work again? Doing Repair works, but does not solve the problem, i.e. When I attempt to uninstall (A), I am getting this error:Īlthough the current version inside the script editor is shown as 3.6.0.21.Īnd when trying to uninstall (B), I get a standard Modify/Repair/Remove dialog, but when I do Remove, it ends up with the first error again (#1722 above). In my Programs and Features I have the following relevant entries: I am getting this error when inside the script editor -> check for updates, as well as in a standalone installation, in both cases the installation is rolled back. I hope this information is useful for debugging the PowerShell scripts.At some point I figured I can no longer update my IDE for Powershell - PowerGUI Script Editor (latest is v3.7.0.92 at the moment of writing). We can step into the function or step over the function. We can also see the variable values in the variable window. We can see thecursor highlighting at the break point and we can mouse over on the variables to see the values. Here I would like to discuss briefly about how easy it is to debug PowerShell scripts in PowerGUI by taking some simple example of adding two numbers.Ĭopy the above code in PowerGUI script editor and insert a break point.Įnter the parameters in the specified text box and click on the start debugging button. You can find the tutorials and power packs from the following URL’s. SharePoint developers/admins have few power packs to write the PowerShell scripts. There are some Power Packs available to download to write the powershell scripts easily.
You can download PowerGUI editor from the following URL – PowerGUI is an open source editor and it is really easy for debugging and writing PowerShell scripts. I started some research on the internet for some time and then I found a tool called “PowerGUI” editor. I am relatively new to PowerShell scripts.
This PowerShell script is written to do some tasks in SharePoint. The PowerShell is written by somebody on the project and the script is around 340 lines of code. VMware Cloud Community TheVMinator Expert 12-03-2016 01:37 PM Jump to solution PowerGUI Gone - now what I looked and it seems Dell has removed PowerGUI from their download page and I don't see it anywhere else.
Recently I got a task from my project manager to fix some “PowerShell” scripts in one day.
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