The PowerGUI Visual Studio PowerShell extension is now officially a v1 (RTW/RTM, Released, Stable, etc, etc)

Shared Points for SharePoint - PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension is out of beta

“…

But as the title indicates the focus of this posting will be on the newly released PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension. PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension is an integration of the PowerGUI Script Editor into Visual Studio. In my opinion this is a very good idea because it brings PowerShell development into a familiar environment, as we can now maintain the scripts in Visual Studio projects. Additionally we get version control integration “for free.”

…”

PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension - PowerGUI Visual Studio Extension v1.0

“…

Released: Jul 4 2010
Updated: Jul 4 2010 by AdamDriscoll
Dev status: Stable

Recommended Download

PowerGUI VSX Extension
application, 578K, uploaded Sun…

Release Notes

This update to the beta 1 version is minimal. It includes mostly branding and some minor bug fixes.

• Bug Fixes
  • The editor was forcing ASCII encoding (71202)
  • The extension would crash if an incorrect version of PowerGUI was installed (71200)
• Added Features
  • Better branding
  • Added ability to Launch PowerGUI to start debugging the current script

…”

I love the smell of V1 in the morning…

 

Related Past Post XRef:
Now our Visual Studio is cooking with Power! The PowerGUI Visual Studio PowerShell extension that is…

PS for your VS – PowerConsole a PowerShell console for VS 2010

PowerGUI 1.5 RTM is now available
PowerGUI is now officially RTM
PowerGUI - Free PowerShell Script Editor and System Management Console (via PowerShell)
Want to access TFS Work Items via PowerShell? Then you'll want to check out the Team Foundation Server Project Browser PowerPack for PowerGUI
Making pretty VM Visio diagrams with the free Virtualization Visio stencil from VESI (Virtualization EcoShell Initiative)