PrimalScript 2020 (7.7.139)

PrimalScript 2020 adds PowerShell 7 support

• While PrimalScript has had the ability to run scripts in a PowerShell 6 or 7 console for some time, support for new language elements, packaging, etc. was not implemented. Now that PowerShell 7 has been released, this version adds full support, across the board.
• PrimalScript 2020 can now run PowerShell scripts with the new PowerShell 7 engine the way you are used to. Simply run your script, and the output appears in the output panel.
• Debugging PowerShell 7 scripts works just the same way as debugging with Windows PowerShell.
• It is easier than ever to switch between the PowerShell version you want to use; Windows PowerShell or PowerShell 7 using .NET Core 3.1. You can edit, debug, run, and test without having to change the tool.
• Packaging for PowerShell 7 is also supported. At this time, there are options for Windows and console applications. Support for other packager targets will be added soon.
• The freshly minted SAPIEN Script Explorer also has the option to run scripts with Windows PowerShell or PowerShell 7.
• The PowerShell Cache Editor - the tool controlling which modules and what version you get PrimalSense for - also supports the new PowerShell 7 cache, which is now automatically built after installing PrimalScript 2020. If you install PowerShell 7 after this PrimalScript build (7.7.139) , you will need to run the Cache Builder again.