PowerShell Tools for Visual Studio adds language support for PowerShell in Visual Studio 2012. For more information, to contribute or to report a bug please visit PowerShell Tools for Visual Studio onGitHub. Follow me on Twitter. @adamdriscoll Requirements - Visual Studio 2012
- PowerShell v3 or v4
New in 1.0.0 - Tab invokes IntelliSense in REPL
- Option to disable multiline REPL window
- Adding Module Project Template
- Added nicer icons
- Test runner outputs to console
- Fixed Debug Arguments
- Various other fixes
New in 0.8.5 - REPL Window Fixes
- IntelliSense Fixes
New in 0.8.0 New in 0.7.1 - PSate Unit Test Adapter
- Script Argument Support
New in 0.7.0 - Pester Unit Test Adapter
- Actual Dark Theme Support
- Data Tip Support
- Read-Host Support
New in 0.6.4 - Fixed syntax highlighting for PSM1 and PSD1 files
- Added syntax highlighting support for the diff window
New In 0.6.3 - Fixed a bug where the tokenizer would run over non-PowerShell source files
- Fixed a conflict with the VSColorOutput extension
New In 0.6.2 - Fixed a bug where block comments would not be highlighted correctly
- Fixed a bug where commenting\uncommenting or copy and pasting would result in loss of highlighting
- Added error tagging support for syntax errors (red squiggles)
- Added output pane classification for Debug and Verbose messages
- Added a Execute Selection command
- Added canonical names for commands so they can be bound to keyboard shortcuts
- Added syntax highlighting for tokens in strings
- Added support for the VS Dark theme
Script Editor Enhancements Syntax Highlighting with customizable fonts and colors 
IntelliSense for variables, cmdlets and arguments 
Project System PowerShell Project Template 
PowerShell MSBuild Project Options 
Debugging Breakpoint and Breakpoint Pane Support 
Stepping 
Locals Support 
Call Stack Support 
Data Tips 
Testing 
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