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Within Visual Studio Code, open the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and type "Preferences: Open Settings (UI)". Search for PowerShell Universal and fill in the following values:
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- App Token - The contents of the token you created in PowerShell Universal.
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- App Token - The contents of the token you created in PowerShell Universal. Use the Administrator role to provide full access.
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- URL - The URL to your PowerShell Universal server (e.g. http://localhost:5000)
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Once connected, click the PowerShell Universal icon in the Activity Bar on the left side of the window. You can now start using the extension.
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This extension contributes the following settings:
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*`powershellUniversal.appToken`: An app token for communicating with the Universal REST API. An app token will be granted the first time the extension starts up.
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*`powershellUniversal.appToken`: An app token for communicating with the Universal REST API. An app token will be granted the first time the extension starts up.
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*`powershellUniversal.url`: The URL to your PowerShell Universal server.
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*`powershellUniversal.localEditing`: Whether to edit local configuration files or using the REST API
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*`powershellUniversal.connections`: An array of connections.
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