Fix #147: Enable native console app output in REPL #148
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This change enables native console app output to be written in the host process without it breaking the standard I/O channel between the client and host. It accomplishes this by setting an internal property in the PowerShell runtime called ConsoleVisibility.AlwaysCaptureApplicationIO. This is a short term solution until we find a better way to deal with native application output.
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Fix #147: Enable native console app output in REPL
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This change enables native console app output to be written in the host
process without it breaking the standard I/O channel between the client
and host. It accomplishes this by setting an internal property in the
PowerShell runtime called ConsoleVisibility.AlwaysCaptureApplicationIO.
This is a short term solution until we find a better way to deal with
native application output.