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…ervices.ps1 (PowerShell#2235) This commit adds `Trace`, `Debug`, `Information`, `Critical`, and `None` to the validation set on the `LogLevel` parameter when starting PSES using `Start-EditorServices.ps1` to allow for the adoption of the newer MEL log levels.
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Summary
This PR adds
Trace,Debug,Information,Critical, andNoneto the validation set on theLogLevelparameter when starting PSES usingStart-EditorServices.ps1to allow for the adoption of the newer MEL log levels (#2200), closing #2235.Context
The
ValidationSetdefined forLogLevelhere: Start-EditorServices.ps1:49 was left out during the work done to enhance logging, meaning that the only MEL levels you can practically use are the ones that are the same as the legacy log levels. I chose to add the missing ones as opposed to replacing the old with the new for compatibility reasons which matched the sentiment conveyed in the code. I've included a bit more details in the issue I opened (#2235).