Windows inline ps1 when exec privilege restricted #85
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In restricted windows machines, it is forbidden to specify a powershell execution policy and it is usually forbidden to execute an unsigned script. Inlining the script as an encoded command avoids that problem. Note that the encoded command cannot be passed a parameter: so we need to place the value of the image path inside the script and generate it dynamically on every invokation.
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thanks, just found this and it was very useful to me |
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If one trusts things downloaded from the internet, here is my build of the plugin with this patch: https://github.com/hmalphettes/vscode-paste-image/releases/tag/1.0.4.inlinedps The safer thing to do is of course to build it yourself or apply the patch on the installed plugin sources. |
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In restricted windows machines, it is forbidden
to specify a powershell execution policy and
it is usually forbidden to execute an unsigned script.
Inlining the script as an encoded command avoids that problem.
Note that the encoded command cannot be passed a parameter:
so we need to place the value of the image path inside the script
and generate it dynamically on every invocation.