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My PowerShell profile - uses a few modules such as PoshGit, oh-my-posh for customizing the PS prompt, and sources a few of my own modules and scripts. Developer-oriented. Usage instructions included.

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My PowerShell profile

Relies on a few modules - can be gotten with PowerShellGet. If PowerShellGet is not already on your system, see Installing PSGet

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Either

  • clone directly into your PowerShell profile directory, or,
  • clone in another directory, and setup a symlink to the path where PowerShell looks for your profile. I.e., in an elevated shell, from the cloned directory, do something like:
New-Item -Path $PROFILE -ItemType SymbolicLink -Value (Get-Item .\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1).FullName

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My PowerShell profile - uses a few modules such as PoshGit, oh-my-posh for customizing the PS prompt, and sources a few of my own modules and scripts. Developer-oriented. Usage instructions included.

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