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As a prior contributor to PowerShell, I think part of this obscurity reason is how they neglected their community. This was evident in their merged PR history
by b40d-48b2-979e 10mo ago
As a prior contributor to PowerShell, I think part of this obscurity reason is how they neglected their community. This was evident in their merged PR history only containing commits from Microsoft developers.
I use nushell now, and its community is fantastic. It may face breaking changes every so often, but it has a much faster execution speed and more features if you're not tied into the .NET ecosystem.
- Natfan 10mo agothat's completely fair! i've never felt the need/confident enough to attempt to contribute changes to the language as a whole (writing my own PowerShell is usually enough to fix the problem c:), but i can understand why that would be frustrating!