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What changed

• Version line: ParallelKit.ps1's header says 2.3, ready for the v2.3 release. The README's Setup section says it describes 2.3 and later.

• README:

  • Limits: VS Code's terminal, including the PowerShell extension's, is now among the terminals where graceful Ctrl+C was tested.
  • Setup: machines that only run signed scripts (AllSigned) need the file signed with a certificate they trust; the release copy isn't signed.
  • Run a list of programs: how to sort Results back into input order with a key of your own (Index = $n, then Sort-Object { $_.Command.Index }).
  • Run PowerShell code in parallel: results reach -ResultHandler in the order workers finish, so return something that identifies the job.

• Nested lists in Arguments: a list inside the list was cast to one string, joined with $OFS, so @('a', @('b', 'c')) passed b c as one argument. ConvertTo-PkArgumentString, and so every list in Arguments, now stops with an error naming the element, as a hashtable already does. The help and README say so.

• File objects in Arguments: on Windows PowerShell 5.1 a Get-ChildItem result cast to its bare name, so @($f, 'out.jxl') handed the program a.png and it looked in the wrong folder. A file or folder object, in a list, on its own, or given to ConvertTo-PkArgumentString, is now its full path on 5.1 and 7.

Testing

• The Sort-Object { $_.Command.Index } pattern sorts a batch that finished 3,2,1,0 back to 0,1,2,3, under Set-StrictMode -Version Latest on Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7.
• Graceful Ctrl+C with Testing/hosts/check-host.ps1: VS Code's terminal (ConsoleHost) and the PowerShell extension's terminal (Visual Studio Code Host) both stopped the batch with aborted=True.
• Two new checks for nested lists (a batch command's StartError, and ConvertTo-PkArgumentString refusing a nested hashtable) fail on main.
• Three new checks for file objects (in a list, on their own, through ConvertTo-PkArgumentString) fail on 5.1 on main.
• Full harness: ALL PASSED (392 assertions) on Windows PowerShell 5.1 and PowerShell 7, none skipped.

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