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Chapter 2. Setting up your scripting environment

Figure 2.1. Opening VS Code

Figure 2.2. The Extensions panel lets you install and manage VS Code add-ins.

Figure 2.3. VS Code’s PowerShell extension has kicked in.

Figure 2.4. Starting the SQL Server Express Edition installer

Figure 2.5. Specifying the install location for SQL Server Express Edition

Figure 2.6. SQL Server Express’s installation summary screen

Chapter 4. Review: parameter binding and the PowerShell pipeline

Figure 4.1. Visualizing the pipeline

Chapter 19. An introduction to source control with git

Figure 19.1. Git support in Visual Studio Code

Figure 19.2. Git changes in VS Code

Figure 19.3. Staged changes in VS Code

Figure 19.4. Other git options

Figure 19.5. Git commands from the VS Code terminal

Figure 19.6. Creating a GitHub repository

Figure 19.7. The local repo is now on GitHub.

Chapter 21. Signing your script

Figure 21.1. Selecting the self-signed certificate

Figure 21.2. Moving the self-signed root certificate

Chapter 23. Squashing bugs

Figure 23.1. Setting a breakpoint in VS Code

Figure 23.2. Hitting a breakpoint in VS Code

Figure 23.3. Checking out a variable’s contents when in debug mode

Figure 23.4. Stepping into the next line of code during debugging

Figure 23.5. Adding a watch for $disk

Figure 23.6. Watching $disk reveals what’s in it at this moment.

Figure 23.7. Modifying the watch to focus on a specific property

Chapter 25. Wrapping up the .NET Framework

Figure 25.1. An input box