Poweshell script erases current console
I run a powershell script in Windows console and whatever method I choose it always erase my current console which is pretty annoying, at least with Linux powershell it does not happen.
This is how I run powershell script:
powershell.exe -File "/path/to/file.ps1
or
powershell -c ". /path/to/file.ps1"
Whenever method I choose the effect is my current console gets erased and all I can see when the script finish is output from those script. All the previously appeared text is erased.
Maybe the are options to prevent this behavior?
See also my screenshots as visual representation of the problem:
My console before I run command -
My console after I run a command -
linux windows powershell terminal console
asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:02
Alexey MelezhikAlexey Melezhik
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I run a powershell script in Windows console and whatever method I choose it always erase my current console which is pretty annoying, at least with Linux powershell it does not happen.
This is how I run powershell script:
powershell.exe -File "/path/to/file.ps1
or
powershell -c ". /path/to/file.ps1"
Whenever method I choose the effect is my current console gets erased and all I can see when the script finish is output from those script. All the previously appeared text is erased.
Maybe the are options to prevent this behavior?
See also my screenshots as visual representation of the problem:
My console before I run command -
My console after I run a command -
linux windows powershell terminal console
asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:02
Alexey MelezhikAlexey Melezhik
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I run a powershell script in Windows console and whatever method I choose it always erase my current console which is pretty annoying, at least with Linux powershell it does not happen.
This is how I run powershell script:
powershell.exe -File "/path/to/file.ps1
or
powershell -c ". /path/to/file.ps1"
Whenever method I choose the effect is my current console gets erased and all I can see when the script finish is output from those script. All the previously appeared text is erased.
Maybe the are options to prevent this behavior?
See also my screenshots as visual representation of the problem:
My console before I run command -
My console after I run a command -
linux windows powershell terminal console
asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:02
Alexey MelezhikAlexey Melezhik
451211
I run a powershell script in Windows console and whatever method I choose it always erase my current console which is pretty annoying, at least with Linux powershell it does not happen.
This is how I run powershell script:
powershell.exe -File "/path/to/file.ps1
or
powershell -c ". /path/to/file.ps1"
Whenever method I choose the effect is my current console gets erased and all I can see when the script finish is output from those script. All the previously appeared text is erased.
Maybe the are options to prevent this behavior?
See also my screenshots as visual representation of the problem:
My console before I run command -
My console after I run a command -
linux windows powershell terminal console
linux windows powershell terminal console
asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:02
Alexey MelezhikAlexey Melezhik
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:02
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Adding -NoProfile solves the problem:
powershell -NoProfile -c 'Write-Host OK'
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Adding -NoProfile solves the problem:
powershell -NoProfile -c 'Write-Host OK'
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Adding -NoProfile solves the problem:
powershell -NoProfile -c 'Write-Host OK'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 20:15
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Adding -NoProfile solves the problem:
powershell -NoProfile -c 'Write-Host OK'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 20:15
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Adding -NoProfile solves the problem:
powershell -NoProfile -c 'Write-Host OK'
answered Nov 15 '18 at 20:15
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