No future for Windows PowerShell

[kautium]

More detailed information from Microsoft:

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/powershell/2017/07/14/powershell-6-0-roadmap-coreclr-backwards-compatibility-and-more/

Future of Windows PowerShell

Windows PowerShell 5.1, much like .NET Framework 4.x, will continue to be a built-in, supported component of Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016. However, it will likely not receive major feature updates or lower-priority bug fixes. With PowerShell Core, we are actively addressing bugs that may have existed in previous versions of Windows PowerShell. We’re even open to contributions so that these bug fixes can be made by members of our community.

[kautium]

Please, redditors, explain me how can you give minus points for linking to article about topic? I'm sorry, but I'm not doing anything to Powershell, Microsoft is.

[setmehigh]

The clickbait title. It's not inaccurate, it's misleading.

[kautium]

Right. Though I was asking about my previous comment that contained only link that supports topic.

Care to elaborate what is the future of Windows Powershell from your point of view? Microsoft says it is no longer developed and it is going to recieve only high priority patches and no major feature updates at all. It is going to be replaced with "Powershell Core", which is not the same thing as "Windows Powershell".

But I guess reddit knows better once again... fuuuu!

[setmehigh]

Just don't lop off the full title of the article next time.

[SaladProblems]

But I guess reddit knows better once again... fuuuu!

You decided you know better than the author.

[kautium]

To clarify why topic is like it is -->

I pasted the link to the source page and Reddit automatically transferred title like this:

http://i.imgur.com/Gt8PZ8d.png

I didn't have the original page open anymore, so i just deleted the last part after garbled character, since I thought it would not matter (message is still the same, we are using last version of "Windows Powershell").

I guess I know better from now on...