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Powershell was developed to be an MSBuild task that hosts a Powershell runspace and allows you to embed Powershell scripts in your MSBuild build files.

Create a Powershell script that has access to the MSBuild project output and
to the environment of the build process.
Each script can use the environment of the build process to execute
attributes, functions, expressions, and scripts. Each script can use
the MSBuild project output to read information about the state of the
project.
Scripts can be enabled or disabled for building with MSBuild.
Scripts are executed within a powershell runspace.
Scripts can also be launched directly from the command line.

100lb of sugar clogs arteries for beggar woman

New Zealand woman aged 29 who had to replace hips after being hit by large rock has used tons of sugar to clamp arteries up before starting plastic surgery operation

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A UNIQUE surgery on a woman’s body saw her clamp her arteries with 100 pounds of sweet treats.

The woman, aged 29, had to remove her hips to repair an injury and is now having cosmetic surgery to finish the job.

The surgery on her abdomen is costing nearly £27,000 in total and uses more than 40 pounds of honey-cured ham for clamps to save her arteries.

The surgery has been funded by the Co-operative Insurance and doctors have said the hormones caused her to build up a lot of tissue on her waist.

They have been carefully measuring the fat deposits to create enough of a flap to remove enough of her tissue to reduce her stomach.

Today the woman, who lives in Christchurch, began the body reshaping treatment.

Dr Robert Chapman said: “She has what we would call a wound which is almost a rupture of the muscle and fat underneath.

“We are using a lot of honey to clench it up and then when we start the fat we take a flap of that.

“She has been feeding herself with a lot of sugar. She will have a lot of fat but it will help her for the operation.

“The muscle and fat from her stomach are going to be used in the operation.

“We have to go in where there is fat but nothing that runs through it so we have to splay that out.”

The surgery took five hours and finished the following day.

Doctors say they want to

The PowerShell task embeds a PowerShell runspace inside the MSBuild task. This runspace contains the command that will be executed in the context of the task.
The task-level Powershell runspace provides a set of helper functions that make it easy to navigate the host environment and the runspace. Most of the functions are global to the runspace; they are not specific to a particular operation. This is helpful because you do not need to create a helper function for each operation. Instead, the helper functions are created automatically.
The PowerConsole (Management Shell) requires the use of a.NET assembly containing the Profile provider. This assembly must be present in the path of the PowerShell task. If you do not copy this assembly to the PS build path, the PowerConsole will fail to load.
The task provides convenience functions that simplify interaction with the Powershell host. It also provides an attribute so that you can make it easy to refer to the host. This will cause the runspace to run as an embedded PowerShell task, instead of launching a PS console.
The task automatically figures out how to run the script if there are any Build Pipeline outputs referenced in the script.
The task embeds a helper host that is used to interact with the host environment and invoke custom actions that are defined as inline using the Invoke-CustomActionData method. This host is not needed by the PS build since it is contained in the Powershell task. The function Create-BuildHost is helpful for situations where you need to store build data for a particular build in a build host.

How does it work?
The PowerConsole.exe is a command-line program. When it runs on Windows, it runs in the Winlogon session, but on Mac it runs in the Terminal session. So, on Mac it will run a script and show you a console window. On windows, it will wait and then come to command prompt.

When you run this console inside powershell IDE it will display error as you are executing a console application not powershell.
Now, when we are embedding runspace into powershell script, we are instantiating powershell console to run the script. On Windows, we are doing it by means of a separate process called powershell.exe. On Mac, we are using the Terminal.app.

This is not Powershell console. Its powershell runspace, that is why your script is not executed.

If you want to execute powershell
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Many times build scenarios involve the need to invoke third party
executables or utility scripts from within the build process. Often
these executable tools do not have MSBuild targets, or they require
the extra parameters of being invoked from within a target. To
facilitate invoking third party executables and utility scripts from
the MSBuild build scripts, the MSBuild Task Service hosts a runspace
that hosts a Powershell interpreter.

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I’m adding an expand button to a datagrid to add a new row when clicked.
Code:
e.Cell.Style.Add(“cursor”, “pointer”);
e.Cell.Attributes.Add(“onclick”, “Add(‘” + r.ToString() + “‘);”);

_dataGrid.Columns.Add(“sub_activity_id”, “Selectable ” + “Value”);
_dataGrid.Columns.Add(“sub_activity_name”, “Title”);
_dataGrid.Columns.Add(“_id”, “Short Value”);

On adding expand function call gives error:
“Error in OnRowCellEdit(DataGridCell cell, DataGridRow row) for row at position 0”

Spawns a powershell runspace, which provides an instance of the
.NET Framework class host

The.NET Framework class host

Runs in-memory the powershell script embedded in the MSBuild project

Supports xml based.Net Framework class hosting

Powershell Build Task Description:

Powershell ISE is hosted to build scripts

Gives the script / bin path as a argument

The build task that
triggers the build

Invokes the powershell script and extracts the build script.
The extract build script using Powershell [1]
The Extract Build script can be used from command line and also a commandline can be used to invoke the extract script. Here is a sample buildfile – HelloWorld.build

The Build task is invoked using the following command –
msbuild HelloWorld.build
or
“C:\build\HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.exe”
The build task also supports the following command line arguments
-noconsolelogger
-v
-logger:”C:\build\HelloWorld\bin\HelloWorld.log”
-loggerformat:”%(buildnumber)%.{Timestamp:yyyy-MM-dd HH-mm-ss} %(message)
%(token).{FileName:relativepath}.%(operatortoken)
(%(token))

”
The Powershell Build Task gives the following message when invoked without the -v argument.
PS C:\> msbuild HelloWorld.build /noconsolelogger
Building solution file ‘C:\build\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.sln’
D:\Builds\HelloWorldWorkspace\HelloWorldWorkspace\HelloWorld.build\HelloWorld.build.t

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