ScriptRunner for Visual Studio Code

The ScriptRunner VS Code extension allows you to bring ScriptRunner scripting functions to Visual Studio Code, making it easier for you to edit your PowerShell scripts. You can connect your ScriptRunner script repository directly to Visual Studio Code and edit your PowerShell scripts without having to switch between different applications.

Check out our Coding Guide for detailed information about the ScriptRunner extension for Visual Studio Code.

Features

This extension provides the following features for PowerShell script development:

• View PowerShell script metadata
• Create new PowerShell scripts directly in your ScriptRunner script repository
• Create PowerShell scripts based on a template
• Upload local PowerShell scripts
• Check out PowerShell scripts
• Edit PowerShell scripts
• Check in PowerShell scripts
• Filter for PowerShell scripts that you are allowed to edit
• Discard changes and revert checkout
• Show PowerShell script changes on check-in
• Test your PowerShell scripts directly in Visual Studio Code with our SRXEnv module
• Delete PowerShell scripts

Requirements

Make sure that the following requirements are met:

• You have licensed a ScriptRunner server.
• You have configured the ScriptRunner server.
• You have installed the PowerShell extension for Visual Studio Code.
• You have been assigned the ScriptRunner Administrator or Main administrator role.
• PowerShell scripts are available in the ScriptRunner script repository that you are allowed to view or edit.

Extension settings

In the Visual Studio Code settings under File > Preferences > Settings > Extensions > ScriptRunner for VS Code, enter the ScriptRunner backend URI to connect to your ScriptRunner host. You can find the required URI in the ScriptRunner Portal by clicking the info button at the top right.

Enable the Install SRXEnv PowerShell Module setting if you want to test ScriptRunner features directly in Visual Studio Code. For more information, refer to our Coding Guide.

Change the PowerShell executable path if the PowerShell executable file is in a different location on your client.

Enable the Skip Certificate Check setting if certificate validation should be skipped.

Support

This extension is maintained by ScriptRunner Software GmbH. If you have questions or want to provide feedback, contact support@scriptrunner.com.

Resources

• ScriptRunner Coding Guide
• How to use the ScriptRunner VS Code extension
• ScriptRunner Action Packs
• ScriptRunner Blog