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Willem-J-an and others added 30 commits March 27, 2024 10:59
Removed the manual validation step because it is unnecesary (and annoying)
to gate this pipeline since it opens an unpublished, draft release.
The downstream triggered pipeline will gate the release to the VS Code
marketplace.
Instead of having to maintain an edited copy (which was really annoying)
I stubbed out `PSConsoleHostReadLine` to do what's expected.
So now we can just use the existing shell integration script directly!

Since we can't reliably find the script using
`code --locate-shell-integration-path pwsh` we now rely on it being sent
by the client on initialization. Its presence implies the feature is on.

This is pretty VS Code specific, but not necessarily so.

Apply suggestions from code review

Thanks Patrick!

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Bumps the xunit group with 1 update: [xunit](https://github.com/xunit/xunit).


Updates `xunit` from 2.6.6 to 2.7.0
- [Commits](xunit/xunit@2.6.6...2.7.0)

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: xunit
  dependency-type: direct:production
  update-type: version-update:semver-minor
  dependency-group: xunit
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And so stop ignoring `VSTHRD002`.
By ensuring that our event queue is only accessed from the threadpool,
not the pipeline thread. We now do this in the event handler and the
assertions, instead of around calls to the `debugService`.
Avoiding pragmas wherever possible.
Which was silently broken due to a typo :(
The project is dormant an longer shipped/signed by Microsoft.
Until it's figured out how we're supposed to use these on GitHub.
It's having weird bugs and we're giving up on it.
Otherwise PR gates get stuck on documentation changes.
Fix bad file name for vim-simple-test.vim
And rely on GitHub's automatic action.
Differentiate Azure DevOps from GitHub Actions.
andyleejordan and others added 30 commits September 4, 2025 15:09
It was being used for tests but that has already stopped.
With NonOfficial available for testing.
Since it's shared.
Since we're reusing this YAML for the NonOfficial and Official pipelines,
we can't use a YAML cron job for just one of them.
Hence we'll schedule this job in the UI.
Since there is no way to do this in the UI,
but we also went down to one pipeline.
The weekly CodeQL task requires being run as an official build,
hence CodeQL was not yet running.
The easiest fix is to set the parameter controlling that to default to true,
which means introducing another parameter controlling whether to release
(which defaults to false).
- actions/checkout: v4 → v6 (Node.js 24)
- actions/setup-dotnet: v4 → v5 (Node.js 24)
- actions/upload-artifact: v4 → v5 (Node.js 24)
- actions/stale: v9 → v10 (Node.js 24)
- lhotari/action-upterm → owenthereal/action-upterm (maintained fork)
- purcell/setup-emacs: @master → @v8.0 (pin to tag)

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* One more round of package updates

* Update test/PowerShellEditorServices.Test/PowerShellEditorServices.Test.csproj

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* Fix flaky Emacs e2e test: replace fixed sleep with diagnostic polling loop (#2276)

* Initial plan

* Fix timing issue in Emacs test by polling for flymake diagnostics

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…artup (#2287)

Refactor the ProfilePathInfo structure to use a record type for simplicity. Ensure the profile variable is set during the startup process, regardless of whether profiles are loaded. This is to make behavior consistent with ConsoleHost and pwsh -noprofile ($profile is available regardless of if profiles were actually loaded or not)
Exposes the open editor documents to the PowerShell extension terminal so that users can query, save, or close documents from PS, enabling scripting scenarios.
Adds "F2" Rename Support via a provider that parses the AST for the variables. A disclaimer is present that this is only scoped for one script at a time.

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Remove deprecated Gitter badge from README

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Updated link to tests in README for clarity.
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