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PowerShell Universal v5.1 PowerShell Universal v5.1 is now available. This release includes a number of new features and improvements. Below you’ll find some highlighted features as well as a roadmap for the next couple of releases. New Features App Improvements We’ve added some new features to apps that users have been requesting. These include: Nested Modals - Calling a modal from a modal is now supported. Closing the nested modal will return to the parent modal.
PowerShell Universal v5 is the next major release of the ultimate PowerShell command center. This blog post will walk you through the new features and improvements in this release. If you’d like to see a live demo, please join us at the Research Triangle Powershell User Group on August 21st, 2024. Installation You can download the latest version of PowerShell Universal from our downloads page. As this is a major upgrade, we highly recommend deploying to development environments first to ensure compatibility with your existing scripts and apps.
This blog post walks through how to setup isolated PowerShell Universal instances on the same machine. This is useful for testing different versions of PowerShell Universal or for running multiple instances on the same machine. If you would like to see a video of this process, you can watch it here. Introduction You may want to run multiple instances of PowerShell Universal on the same machine for a variety of reasons.
