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The team are working on this @SteveL-MSFT may be able to give a timeline but some time between now and early Jan I would expect at a guess. |
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There was already a precedent when the pwsh release took place in January after the first .Net service release. |
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It is a somewhat annoying one though, it means there are essentially 2 months less support of the PowerShell version. I was hoping the 7.5 delay was due to the large amount of changes being done to the deployment pipeline that happened during the whole 7.5 preview and 7.6 would get back on track and release somewhat close to when the .NET release happened but unfortunately that hasn't seemed to be the case. Is it a resourcing issue, unforeseen delays that stopped it from being done in November, something else? We know .NET will release in November I was hoping that pwsh could have been ready for that and schedule what needed to be scheduled to also do it then. |
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As far as I remember, last time there was a blocking issue in .Net and they openly talked about it, postponing the release for a couple of months. |
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As for a real world issue, I’m planning on adding support for PowerShell 7 in Ansible. As our version lifetime is more than 2 years we can’t really support the STS versions of PowerShell as it’ll go EOL during our support period. A delay in an LTS version like 7.4 will mean our official release in November/December is going to require we support a preview version of the upcoming PowerShell 7 LTS release. This’ll be temporary until Jan/Feb when the actual PowerShell release happens but reducing this time period is something we really would like to see. I would love for something more than 3 years but I’m aware that’s on .NET and not PowerShell but these delays make even supporting PowerShell somewhat dicey every 2 years. |
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Now another month later is there a better idea of when 7.6 might be released? |
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7.6 RC is expected soon. |
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This was asked again today in the PowerShell Discord So I set out using this gh cli query to look at when we'd had GA Releases gh release list -R PowerShell/PowerShell --json tagName,createdAt,name,publishedAt --limit 100 | ConvertFrom-Json | where tagName -match '.0'|where tagName -notmatch '.0.' |where tagName -notmatch '.10'| Select tagName,createdAt,name,publishedAt which gives this when I run it with this appended Similarly looking at the RC releases which come before a GA gh release list -R PowerShell/PowerShell --json tagName,createdAt,name,publishedAt --limit 100 | ConvertFrom-Json | where tagName -match '.0.rc'| Select tagName,createdAt,name,publishedAtgives So probably RC by end of this month and hopefully a GA by end of Feb is my guessing here. |
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It has been over a month since .NET 10 shipped. Any ETA on PowerShell 7.6?
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