That's what they should have done. Have a C# interpreter with maybe a few extensions for shell stuff. Powershell is not a good .NET language and not a good shel

That's what they should have done. Have a C# interpreter with maybe a few extensions for shell stuff. Powershell is not a good .NET language and not a good shell. It's just a weird beast. A while ago I worked on a project to do pretty complex configuration on Windows machines. Everybody thought Powershell would be perfect for this. It turned into a complete nightmare with tons of oddities to work around. I myself barely can make sense of the code and I bet nobody else can. Next time I would do either Python or write the whole thing in C#.