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the-ultimate-powershell-experience/ #202
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I always get at launch of my terminal: Skipping PowerShell update check due to GitHub.com not responding within 1 second. |
Very nice. Would be fine to have a section for custom functions which wouldn't be lost during the update or at least some way to load some custom.ps1 :) |
@akvariefisk You must be using powershell 5.1 swithc to powershell 7.4 and it will be fixed. I had the same issue |
Every time I try to change my oh-my-posh profile, the Update-Profile function overwrites the change and reverts back to the original. Any way to change this? |
Okay, so for me the script was saved on
change that to your theme, for me changed the word cobalt2 to amro and it worked After changing
Hope this works |
UPDATEThe profile updating function in the script resets the changes we made in the script so I again edited it to stop checking for profile updates ** CAUTION :I am not a programmer and I am no expert in this ** What I ended up doing was to put a return statement under Update-Profile function which skips the whole profile update checking. It worked for me and I think it is a solution till Chris comes and fixes this bug.
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Thank you @SMJ804 your solution worked for me |
PowerShell 7.4.1 A new PowerShell stable release is available: v7.4.5 Warning: PowerShell detected that you might be using a screen reader and has disabled PSReadLine for compatibility purposes. If you want to re-enable it, run 'Import-Module PSReadLine'. Checking for PowerShell updates... Restarting Powershell 7 does not load 7.4.5., keeps reopenign 7.4.1 |
The command irm “https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/powershell-profile/raw/main/setup.ps1” | iex generated the following output in powershell: |
I have tried a lot but whenever I made changes, I am stuck with this error. I am using 7.4.6 powershell. I am also using latest profile from github. |
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