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Let's face it...the Powershell script editor in Adaxes is pretty kludgy and difficult to use for any script more than a few lines long. VS Code is a free, robust, extensible code editor with native Powershell support. It would be awesome if there was an extension for VS Code that let you connect to an Adaxes instance and write your scripts there. Because VS Code can also connect to Git (and other) repos, you'd be able to easily handle changes and versioning to your Adaxes scripts.

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Hello,

Thank you for the suggestion. We forwarded it to the corresponding department for consideration.

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