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Inserting help is broken #1493
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I've tested with all of my extensions disabled, except for the PowerShell extension, and that didn't help; still broken. |
I can confirm the current version 1.8.3 broke this feature. I managed to install a previous version, 1.8.2, and the shortcut "##" to insert help works. |
This is a dupe of #1488. The fix is in master, it's just pending a release which I'll do sometime this week. Thanks! |
Awesome, thanks :) |
This is still broken in the new version. Still having the same issue. Thanks |
Issue Description
Using VS Code to write PowerShell scripts. When writing an Advance function I used to be able to type '##' (that's a double hash) at the top of the function between the function name and the [cmdletbinding()] and it would automatically add the PowerShell help descriptions.
Now when I do this it doesn't add the help but breaks all of my formatting. This appears to be an issues with the PowerShell plugin?
This is broken in the lastest build as it is not working on both of my computers.
Can someone please fix this awesome feature. Thanks!
Kind regards
Garry
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