PowerShellTools Not Functional WIth Visual Studio Enterprise 2019

Jamil Taylor

I reproduced this issue two different times with starting of Visual Studio 2019. It was not caused by an update and was a temporary issue caused from too low of a timeout before throwing the startup exception depicted above. My workstation was also executing two virtual machines that were perform other tasks. This resulted in Visual Studio executing more slowly but still usable. The low timeout value resulted in the startup exception that resulted in PowerShell tools being 100% inoperable.

This is a lower priority issue, but I think a change to prevent this would be helpful (increase this timeout value).

Thanks.

2019-10-25T16:29:20+00:00

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Jamil Taylor
I reproduced this issue two different times with starting of Visual Studio 2019. It was not caused by an update and was a temporary issue caused from too low of a timeout before throwing the startup exception depicted above. My workstation was also executing two virtual machines that were perform other tasks. This resulted in Visual Studio executing more slowly but still usable. The low timeout value resulted in the startup exception that resulted in PowerShell tools being 100% inoperable.

This is a lower priority issue, but I think a change to prevent this would be helpful (increase this timeout value).

Thanks.
- 2019-10-25T16:29:20+00:00
Adam Driscoll
- changed status to resolved
We've increased the timeout value to 10 seconds instead of 5. Hopefully, this solves your issue. It will be included in 5.0.2
- 2019-11-05T17:42:06+00:00
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