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Visual studio and powershell1/14/2024 ![]() In this case, it will continue the Foreach loop In this case, it will process the second item in the $file variable The first button is Continue (F5), this will continue the script. While the script is being debugged, there’s also a toolbar visible on the top: You should now see, in the Variables pane on the left, the first entry of the $files variable in the Script section: Note: To remove a breakpoint, click on it again Variables If you run the script now, the line will be marked like this, indicating that there is a breakpoint on that line: You do this by moving your mouse pointer just behind the line number, a red dot should appear, and you can click on that:ĭown in the bottom left, you should see (If you click on Breakpoints) that in the file x.ps1 (our example script), there is a breakpoint now on line 2: If you want to see the contents of the variables being used somewhere in the script, you can place a breakpoint on that line. Now that you have configured the debug configuration, you can start debugging your file in different ways, shown below. If you have never used run and debug, then it will ask you to create a launch.json file:Ĭlick on create a launch.json file, and it will ask to Select a PowerShell debug configuration:Ĭlose the launch.json file and return to your script to get started. But how do you know what is in the variable $file while running the script, for example? Starting run and debug for the first time When executing the script, it runs and outputs data to your screen. The script works just fine □ Foreach ($file in get-childitem d:\temp) " -f $file.name, $file.CreationTime) ![]() It’s just an example to show how the debugger works. ![]() It gets a list of files from d:\temp and shows the name and creation date. Starting run and debug for the first timeīelow is an example script that we will use in this example. ![]()
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