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Enable-RunspaceDebug

Enables debugging on runspaces where any breakpoint is preserved until a debugger is attached. PowerShell reference

From the PowerShell reference 7 parameters

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What it does

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Enables debugging on runspaces where any breakpoint is preserved until a debugger is attached. The Enable-RunspaceDebug cmdlet enables debugging on runspaces where any breakpoint is preserved until a debugger is attached.

Enable-RunspaceDebug [-BreakAll] [[-RunspaceName] <String[]>] [<CommonParameters>]
Enable-RunspaceDebug [-BreakAll] [-Runspace] <Runspace[]> [<CommonParameters>]
Enable-RunspaceDebug [-BreakAll] [-RunspaceId] <Int32[]> [<CommonParameters>]
Enable-RunspaceDebug [-RunspaceInstanceId] <Guid[]> [<CommonParameters>]
Enable-RunspaceDebug [[-ProcessName] <String>] [[-AppDomainName] <String[]>] [<CommonParameters>]

1: Enable the default runspace debugger

Enable-RunspaceDebug Get-RunspaceDebugIdentify

Its page in the reference: Enable-RunspaceDebug.

Parameters

7 in the PowerShell reference
-AppDomainNameThe name of the application domain that hosts the PowerShell runspace.
-BreakAllCauses any running command or script in the Runspace to stop in step mode, regardless of whether a debugger is currently attached. The script or command will remain stopped until a debugger is attached to debug the current stop point.
-ProcessNameThe name of the process that hosts the PowerShell runspace.
-RunspaceOne or more Runspace objects to be disabled.
-RunspaceIdOne or more Runspace Id numbers to be disabled.
-RunspaceInstanceIdOne or more Runspace GUIDs to be disabled.
-RunspaceNameOne or more Runspace names to be disabled.

See also

Disable-RunspaceDebug · Get-RunspaceDebug