There is script command on GNU/Linux machine which allows to capture all command line activity into a file . This is really helpful tool especially when we learn something new and we want to save the commands and their output for future reference.
I am currently learning the Git on Windows PowerShell terminal and I wanted to capture all the commands and their output in a file for future reference.
Is there any way/command do achieve it on Windows PowerShell?
It exists standard CmdLets : Start-Transcript
and Stop-Transcript
.
You'll find more informations about these CmdLet in the associeted TechNet documentation .
Try with Start-Transcript
and Stop-Transcript
cmdlet.
You can also use Start-Transcript for ISE Editor module because these CmdLet don't work natively in ISE .
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