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We'll need to enable and test this on a Nano server setup. Because Nano only supports the .NET Core and PowerShell Core edition, this will be limited to working only with providers that are compatible with .NET Core/.NET Standard, so we won't be able to support the current PS5 handler in that configuration.
The Microsoft.PowerShell.NanoServer.NetCore.Library exposes exactly the same classes as System.Management.Automation, the only difference is the package name. I briefly looked at the code for the v5 provider and I didn't see any code that would prevent the PS5 handler from working on NanoServer.
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ebekker commentedon Jan 8, 2017
We'll need to enable and test this on a Nano server setup. Because Nano only supports the .NET Core and PowerShell Core edition, this will be limited to working only with providers that are compatible with .NET Core/.NET Standard, so we won't be able to support the current PS5 handler in that configuration.
thedevopsmachine commentedon Jan 9, 2017
The Microsoft.PowerShell.NanoServer.NetCore.Library exposes exactly the same classes as System.Management.Automation, the only difference is the package name. I briefly looked at the code for the v5 provider and I didn't see any code that would prevent the PS5 handler from working on NanoServer.