Summary of the new feature/enhancement
This is opened in response to negativity around experimental features and only having opt-in functionality.
As the title says, this tracks the idea of having all experimental features turned on in the Preview version of PowerShell to provide experimental feature authors the ability to get feedback on newly added experimental features.
There may be exceptions to this rule on experimental features that are drastic but It’s the role of a maintainer of PowerShell/PowerShell committee to decide this.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
For preview builds - experimental features are all on
For stable builds - experimental features are all off
cc @SteveL-MSFT @joeyaiello
Summary of the new feature/enhancement
This is opened in response to negativity around experimental features and only having opt-in functionality.
As the title says, this tracks the idea of having all experimental features turned on in the Preview version of PowerShell to provide experimental feature authors the ability to get feedback on newly added experimental features.
There may be exceptions to this rule on experimental features that are drastic but It’s the role of a maintainer of PowerShell/PowerShell committee to decide this.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
For preview builds - experimental features are all on
For stable builds - experimental features are all off
cc @SteveL-MSFT @joeyaiello