Once you have a breakpoint set, you can simply start debugging by running the script with F5, or Debug → Run/Continue. Use the Set-PSBreakPoint specifying a line, variable, function, or matched text.Right-click next to a line and choose Toggle Breakpoint to set a breakpoint.On the focused line use the F9 key to set a breakpoint.Next, you will need to set breakpoints using one of three ways. First, any script that you are debugging must be saved. With a built-in menu for debugging and a graphical representation of breakpoints, it is easy to get started.
Included with Windows PowerShell, the PowerShell ISE has been the traditional go-to environment to debug PowerShell scripts. Built-in to PowerShell ISE and to Visual Studio Code is the ability to perform debugging. Either manually setting variables to values and outputting that data when running the script, or utilizing debugging to set breakpoints to inspect data before continuing or aborting. Any script development usually requires troubleshooting which usually results in one of two approaches.
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