Remove -NonInteractive from PowerShell startup sequence
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This command-line flag sets a low-level configuration within PowerShell that prevents Windows PowerShell from using interactive parameters in scripts (such as in `Get-Credential`). It does not appear to be necessary for us to use this flag, so we're going to test without it.
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@SeeminglyScience On PowerShell 5.1 and 7.2.1, the previous bug where the wrong PSReadLine was loaded does not appear to be recurring with this PR. They both loaded the module from the extension path, despite other versions of PSReadLine being available (and loaded in the standalone console). |
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This command-line flag sets a low-level configuration within PowerShell
that prevents Windows PowerShell from using interactive parameters in
scripts (such as in
Get-Credential). It does not appear to benecessary for us to use this flag, so we're going to test without it.
Fixes #3820.