There exist two size properties in `$host.ui.rawui`, `windowsize` and
`buffersize`. PowerShell ISE doesn't support windowsize, causing
`wraptext` to incorrectly wrap in ISE. (#2190).
In the modern Windows 10 console (and eg the terminal in vscode), the
widths of buffersize and windowsize are always the same.
This change only affects users using pre-Windows 10 conhost, or the
Windows 10 conhost in legacy mode; and furthermore only if they have the
console window sized narrower than the buffer size (giving a horizontal
scroll bar). In this situation, all text in the console is suboptimally
displayed anyway.
* Fix "enable-encryptionscheme" for OSes before Windows 10
- Tested on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10
- Also fixes indentation + clarifying comment
* Declare type of "enable-encryptionscheme" parameter instead of casting
* Create sh shim
* Fixed syntax error
* Shim CMD and PS only
* Added $arg to shims
* Added Script Switch to CMD
* Added JAR support and secured uninstall
- Add * option to check all installed apps
- Add 60+ sec. pause after 4 queries/min to avoid 429/Too Many Requests
- Add immediate abort if query limit is exceeded
- Add INFO/WARN/ERROR prefixes to messages
- Add DarkGray/DarkCyan/DarkRed colors to INFO/WARN/ERROR messages
- Add using apikey if stored via: scoop config virustotal_api_key apikey
- Change colors to DarkGreen/DarkYellow/Yellow/Red for 0/1/2/3+ hit count
- Remove fragment from URL when submitting to virustotal.com
- Standardized INFO/WARN/ERROR messages
- virustotal: clean up per r15ch13's feedback
This change should reduce issues with outdated manifests/hashes/URLs.
Every successful execution of `scoop update` will save the date/time to `~\.scoop`
Every execution of `scoop update x` or `scoop install x` will check last saved date/time and run `scoop update` beforehand if the last run was more than 3 hours ago.
Rather use (Get-PsProvider 'FileSystem').home, in case the user
~ is not pointing to $home.
This can happen if the user wants to keep $home on $Env:USERPROFILE
but is working in a different folder and want it to be ~ (for simplicity).
In Windows 10, at least after the Creators update, $h is of type
PathInfo, which does not support String operations. By toStringing it,
we turn it into a String and enable the expected String operations.
see https://github.com/lukesampson/scoop/issues/1440
Richard Kuhnt