Experimental PowerShell discover extension #1071
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With PR #1025 around, it might be worthwhile to rename the directories. |
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PR Summary
Implements an optimized approach to discovering PowerShell resources using .NET with parallel processing and direct result synchronization.
The previous approach using Get-ChildItem had unnecessary object overhead and required post-processing with
Where-Object. The same is implied when using a thread-safe collection (ConcurrentBag), which adds unnecessary complexity.PR Context
Fix #913
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While I recognize the need for caching in the issue, I left it out for now, assuming we can increment it over time.