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What a bug! In PowerShell 5.1 our artificial pipeline for event handling (among other possible PowerShell tasks) could cause the output to just disappear. Turns out a bug in 5.1 with the transcript was being triggered. Scripts without
Out-Default
would get it appended with-TranscribeOnly True
in order for the transcription to happen...but theTranscribeOnly
field could erroneously not be set back tofalse
! This would cause all output to just "disappear." It was fixed in PowerShell 7, but we still have to work around it for PowerShell 5.1 by resetting it.Resolves PowerShell/vscode-powershell#3991, and fixes a few other things too.
Unfortunately due to the implementation of PowerShell 5.1's transcript, we still get a flood of
[System.Diagnostics.DebuggerHidden()]param() 0
in the transcript sometimes. It's annoying, and can lead to massive transcript files, but I don't believe it's the root cause. We're still looking for a way to fix that.