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Eventing Support for PowerShell (PSEvents.dll) #1189
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Area-SideBySiderelated to ability to run PS7 side-by-side with WinPS or different versions of PS7related to ability to run PS7 side-by-side with WinPS or different versions of PS7Issue-Enhancementthe issue is more of a feature request than a bugthe issue is more of a feature request than a bugResolution-AnsweredThe question is answered.The question is answered.
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- addedArea-SideBySiderelated to ability to run PS7 side-by-side with WinPS or different versions of PS7related to ability to run PS7 side-by-side with WinPS or different versions of PS7
on Jun 23, 2016 - changed the title
[-]Eventing Support for Open PowerShell[/-][+]Eventing Support for Open PowerShell (PSEvents.dll)[/+]on Jul 2, 2016 - changed the title
[-]Eventing Support for Open PowerShell (PSEvents.dll)[/-][+]Eventing Support for PowerShell (PSEvents.dll)[/+]on Aug 17, 2016 - addedIssue-Enhancementthe issue is more of a feature request than a bugthe issue is more of a feature request than a bug
on Sep 2, 2016 dantraMSFT commented
on Oct 19, 2017 ContributorMore actionsMike Richmond (@mirichmo) I don't think it's viable to change the provider guid every minor and/or major release. Monitoring teams will be reluctant to have to keep rev'ing.
As far as PSEvents generation; we did this DSC; I'll dig out the necessary build pieces.Steve Lee (@SteveL-MSFT) It seems we could close the issue.
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It is desirable to have each instance of PowerShell log ETW events to its own instance-specific event log rather than re-using the existing inbox PowerShell event log. To do this, each instance of PowerShell must register its event manifest with ETW and carry its own copy of PSEvents.dll (assuming it differs from the inbox version of the file).
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