Module Changelog
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7.5.0
- Hooks API：added JSON5 support to
psc.json.
- Removed execution-alias auto-import and the real-command conflict check when adding aliases.
psc alias now only decides which trigger aliases open the completion menu.- Add your own
Set-Alias if you need execution aliases.
- Supported both
--opt=value and --opt value for option values.
- Supported separator-joined option values (
--exclude a,b,c): defined by separator.
- Other optimizations and fixes.
7.4.0
- Hooks API: added
psc.on/psc.path, removed psc.set_symbol/psc.set_tip and other changes.
- Completion predict symbols moved to menu async unified computation.
- Other optimizations and fixes.
7.3.2
- Improved the sorting issue of completion items.
- Reduced the glibc dependency version for psc‑menu.
- Other optimizations and fixes.
7.3.1
- Fixed initialization failing when
$PSUICulture is empty (e.g. Linux).
7.3.0
- Deferred module initialization to first completion trigger, greatly reducing import time.
- Update checks now run inline after command execution instead of a background job.
- Menu filter now shows a stale-update hint when the last
psc update is older than 7 days.
- Module and completion library status notifications now display after command execution.
- Removed
enable_auto_alias_setup: trigger aliases are now always set via temp/alias.csv.
- Hooks API:
psc.run/psc.run_batch now support env and capture_fd options.
- CLI:
psc info without arguments now lists all installed completions.
- Other optimizations and fixes.
7.2.0
- Added
color_focus and color_match config keys to customize TUI menu colors (named colors + RGB).
- Added string shorthand for
psc.items — pass "stay" or "switch" to set symbol on all items.
- Fixed
psc.platform returning "unix" instead of "macos" / "linux" on non-Windows.
- Fixed
psc.contains pattern mode ignoring case_sensitive option.
7.1.0
- Improved the output of completion state changes and the update logic.
- Added a stable
id to every completion’s config.json, enabling rename detection and automatic migration.
7.0.3
- Fixed
psc.run executing in the terminal’s startup directory instead of the current working directory.
7.0.2
- Fixed duplicate output when updating completions.
- Unified the values of boolean configuration to 1/0.
7.0.1
- Fixed the command parameter verification error.
- Fixed the color of command output.
7.0.0
- Minimal visuals: red focus, cyan highlight, clean and simple
- Rust-native rendering: replaces the old PowerShell rendering with much better rendering and smoothness
- Available everywhere: a consistent interactive completion experience on Windows PowerShell 5.1 / PowerShell 7 / Linux / macOS
A Standalone Completion Engine
- Parsing, context resolution, dynamic script execution, and candidate generation are all done independently by the Rust binary
- No longer coupled to a specific shell, laying the groundwork for future shells
More Powerful Completion Filtering
- Wildcard fuzzy matching: no need to remember full names,
g*t matches both git and gist; matching characters are highlighted in real time as you type
- Quick subsequence switching: a leading
* temporarily switches to subsequence matching in wildcard mode, e.g. *vscode quickly locates Visual Studio Code
- Prefix anchoring:
^git restricts matches to items starting with git, more precise filtering
Smarter Completion Ordering
- The ordering algorithm was fully upgraded: time decay + position weighting, so recently and deeply used commands rank higher
- Path completions are ordered by segment; directories and files are ranked by usage history, with frequently visited directories shown first
Dynamic Completions (Lua)
- Dynamic completions migrated from PowerShell scripts to Lua: embedded in the Rust engine for faster startup and more stable parsing
- Scripts run in an isolated sandbox: restricted standard library, command timeouts, read-only files
- Tips upgraded to structured containers:
[Usage], [Description], [Example]
- Size adapts to content, with wheel scrolling for multi-line content
Completion Predict Symbols
- Simpler semantics: a symbol means there are more completions to pick after applying
switch: switches to a new context after applying, default ~stay: stays in the current context after applying, default ?
- The symbol follows the current selection and is shown next to the counter, keeping the list clean
Prefix Pre-filtering
- Opening the menu after typing some text auto-filters by what you typed, straight to the target
- Clearing the pre-filter falls back to the full completion list
Mouse Support
- Click to select, double-click to apply, wheel to browse, covering the whole completion menu