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Jamie Brandwood
Happy 3rd Thursday of The Month Folks !
JB "AspenForester" Lewis
Hello everyone
Adil
Greetings Mortals.
Jon J.
Mornin'
Adil
whoa hold up your browser setup is rad
Adil
for systems that weve set to install and update via Microsoft Store.... would the MS store also handle the Net 6 installation as dependancy?
Mike Kanakos
we added the community details to the powershell.org community calendar
Ryan Yates
How does this end up showing in transcripts?
Keith Hill
In Windows Terminal, while the progress bar is rendering, I see a flashing cursor at the beginning of the line which is distracting. Any chance of perhaps hiding it until progress is complete?
Anonymous
Is there a dynamic width so it only takes up as much width as the message?
Anonymous
Is there a way to get the progress back back to the top of the page?
Don Hunt
Progress bar changes look good.
ili101
I was hoping this fixed https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/13005 but this is still happening with this new progress
Sean Kearney
So the new Write-Progress has additional parameters but retains old parameters?
Jon J.
Do modules have to be re-written to take advantage of the new progress bar format?
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL)
No, this is purely a visualization change and no changes to cmdlets/scripts writing progress(Jon J. asked "Do modules have to be re-written to take advantage of the new progress bar format?")
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL)
No new parameters, this is purely a visualization change(Sean Kearney asked "So the new Write-Progress has additional parameters but retains old parameters?")
Steve Lee (POWERSHELL)
That issue is independnet of changing how progress is visualized. The problem there is to optimize wrting progress it's on a timer to not write that often so if it's too fast, it'll miss the timer. Would love to see a community fix for this.(ili101 asked "I was hoping this fixed https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/13005 but this is still happening with this new progress")
Adil
Data parsing and creating PSCustomObject for creating Python Pandas like use cases are becoming moer and more
Is there a comparison of something like Performance of PS 5x vs PS 7x in parsing and creating PSCustomObjects (arrays of PSCustomObjects)?
And is there a resource that helps us write far more performant parsing code?
Jason Helmick
New PowerShell Community Blog - aka.ms/PSCommunityBlog
Jason Helmick
New twitter handle!: @PSCommunity
JB "AspenForester" Lewis
Looks like it's @PSCommunityBlog
Justin Grote
I see you
Ryan Yates
I can see his screen
Anonymous
https://twitter.com/PSCommunity shows as Pink Shell Community btw
Sean Kearney
https://www.facebook.com/groups/pscommunityblog
Mike Kanakos
are there guidelines on content that is relevant for the new blog? preferred topics , etc.
Sean Kearney
Facebook group has been updated as well
Anonymous
In this new blog format is there a way to have executable code blocks and a lite editor like VS Code Notebooks? This would let blog readers get real time feedback and experimentation.
Sean Wheeler
The new twitter handle is https://twitter.com/pscommunityblog
Jason Helmick
Yes, it needs to be powershell related example - we are avoiding product announcements (marketing). We will have clearer guidelines posted soon, but basically powershell solutions are welcome(Mike Kanakos asked "are there guidelines on content that is relevant for the new blog? preferred topics , etc.")
Jason Helmick
Thanks Sean!!(Sean Kearney asked "Facebook group has been updated as well")
Jason Helmick
it is! (sorry) @PSCommunityBlog(JB "AspenForester" Lewis asked "Looks like it's @PSCommunityBlog")
Jason Helmick
Not at this time, but we will be taking community suggetions as Issues and will look into it. Please file an issue! ;)(In this new blog format is there a way to have executable code blocks and a lite editor like VS Code Notebooks? This would let blog readers get real time feedback and experimentation.)
Aaron Nelson
PowerShellNotebook module on the Gallery https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/PowerShellNotebook/2.6.16
Aaron Nelson
Recording of my presentation on PowerShell & SQL Notebooks: https://youtu.be/AR1ZAJWlT10
All the notebooks/scripts I demoed in that video: https://github.com/SQLvariant/Demos/tree/master/Presentations/Intro-to-Jupyter-Notebooks
Jeremiah Strong
Why not move to a normal Teams Meeting? Like the old way with S4B meeting? Just curious
Joshcorr
Love the community demo idea durring this call. There are a lot of great modules out there.
Greg Wojan
Joey, I can hardly hear you all of the sudden.
Justin Grote [MVP]
I yield my time to Adam so he can do more detail if he wants :)
Corbob
Back in the day where Windowing systems were to allow you to load more terminals 😂
Ryan Yates
Not true anymore @Joey
Anonymous
You can open up to guests but you are limited to 250
Ryan Yates
They just need the link to the meeting(Ryan Yates asked "Not true anymore @Joey")
Dongbo Wang
Calling a .NET method directly is faster than running a cmdlet.(Totally random off topic question (but trying my luck), is it generally more performant to use .Net ways of doing things in PowerShell? i.e. [Guid]::NewGuid() is quicker vs New-Guid etc.)
Dongbo Wang
But you usually don't need to worry about the perf difference between them(Totally random off topic question (but trying my luck), is it generally more performant to use .Net ways of doing things in PowerShell? i.e. [Guid]::NewGuid() is quicker vs New-Guid etc.)
Anonymous
Any update on PSGetv3?
Justin Grote [MVP]
Joey the RTPSUG does a pretty large normal teams meeting (50+) I would get with them to find how they manage it.
Adil
OH SHIT Powershell in WebAssembly
Anonymous
Great stuff ! Appreciate the feedback.(Totally random off topic question (but trying my luck), is it generally more performant to use .Net ways of doing things in PowerShell? i.e. [Guid]::NewGuid() is quicker vs New-Guid etc.)
Anonymous
How about the next rc release on Secretmanagement?
Anonymous
Would like to see PS Get v3 have support for NuGet (nuget.org) package dependencies at GA or as a first feature release
Mike Kanakos
love the secretmanagement module!
Anonymous
Totally random off topic question (but trying my luck), is it generally more performant to use .Net ways of doing things in PowerShell? i.e. [Guid]::NewGuid() is quicker vs New-Guid etc.
JB "AspenForester" Lewis
thanks!
kvprasoon
thanks