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This change refactors the existing PowerShell Editor Services host management and editor client code to use the PSES host as a PowerShell module rather than its previous executable form. This involves launching the powershell.exe process and loading up the PSES host as a module in that process. It also involves communicating with the PSES host via named pipes instead of standard in/out as we did previously. This change can be understood further by looking at the following pull request at the PowerShellEditorServices repo: PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices#256
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This change refactors the existing PowerShell Editor Services host
management and editor client code to use the PSES host as a PowerShell
module rather than its previous executable form. This involves launching
the powershell.exe process and loading up the PSES host as a module in
that process. It also involves communicating with the PSES host via named
pipes instead of standard in/out as we did previously.
This change can be understood further by looking at the following pull
request at the PowerShellEditorServices repo:
PowerShell/PowerShellEditorServices#256
This change is