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Use ExecutionPolicy Bypass when running powershell.exe #1917

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@nohwnd nohwnd commented Aug 27, 2020

Using Bypass policy will avoid errors when running build.cmd on system that does not have ExecutionPolicy set in powershell.exe, or when running build.ps1 from PowerShell Core (pwsh.exe).

Using Bypass policy will avoid errors when running build.cmd on system that does not have ExecutionPolicy set in powershell.exe, or when running build.ps1 from PowerShell Core (pwsh.exe).
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thanks

@filipw filipw merged commit cd53e84 into OmniSharp:master Aug 28, 2020
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