Request: Terminal Change "Run Code"

[Shxpard]

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Summary

I would like to have the terminal show:
PS> C:\Example
Hello World

Instead of:
PS>
Run
PS>. 'C:\Example'
Hello World
PS> C:\
Run
PS>. 'C:\Example'
Hello World
PS> C:\

This occurs with the ISE and works with v2021.12.0.
However with the newer version of the Powershell Extension it seems to really clutter the output.

Proposed Design

I have no idea how the design of this works. I do think there was some intention behind the change but figured I would post this. I'm not a power user as others may be, so I'm not sure if this aesthetic design is actually practical or not.

[andyleejordan]

Hi, the change is to show exactly what's bring run. In this case, a dot-source of the file (as opposed to an ampersand-call, like #4327 asks to make as an option). As it is, the implementation is simply just showing what exactly is being run, so we don't really want to add any special logic to hide that . prefix if (and only if!) it was requested by the Run Code command. It's less aesthetics and more...precision. Does that make sense?

[Shxpard]

Of course. I expected as much that it would be for precise for users. Thank you for your help.

[ghost]

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