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Disable PSReadline on Unix when stdin or stdout is redirected - #648
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I have verified that the console stdin redirection tests in PowerShell passed with this change. |
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Jason Shirk (@lzybkr) Please let me know once a new version of |
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Fix #625
System.Consoledoesn't handle redirected input on Unix Platforms. It matches the behavior on Windows by throwing anInvalidOperationException. Therefore, if either stdin or stdout is redirected, PSReadLine doesn't really work on Unix. So we throwNotSupportedExceptionin such cases and let PowerShell callConsole.ReadLineor do whatever else it decides to do.