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On MacOS (and I imagine Linux) dot files are hidden, and as such, are not displayed by Get-ChildItem which Open-EditorFile uses to get the file(s) to open. This makes using psedit as a shortcut to open such files impossible.
Initially I was going to suggest simply adding -Force to the Get-ChildItem, but the unintended consequence of that is that it will then open all the hidden files in a directory when given the directory. An alternative may be to include -Force on Open-EditorFile and pass that through to Get-ChildItem.
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On MacOS (and I imagine Linux) dot files are hidden, and as such, are not displayed by
Get-ChildItem
whichOpen-EditorFile
uses to get the file(s) to open. This makes usingpsedit
as a shortcut to open such files impossible.Initially I was going to suggest simply adding
-Force
to theGet-ChildItem
, but the unintended consequence of that is that it will then open all the hidden files in a directory when given the directory. An alternative may be to include-Force
onOpen-EditorFile
and pass that through toGet-ChildItem
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: