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Ad-hoc Debugging in PowerShell ISE

by ps1Apr 6, 2016

Beginning with PowerShell 5.0, you can break into the debugger any time (in the PowerShell ISE). Simply press CTRL+B to invoke the debugger while a script runs.

The next time a script takes longer than expected, try CTRL+B and have a look what it was that took the script so long.

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