Some improvements in pwsh would be nice here I agree but they have moved away from the more verbose error messages to a more concise view. I personally prefer if there was something like Python 3.11's new error message in PowerShell.
> autocomplete works out of the bo
Not sure what you mean, autocomplete works out of the box with PowerShell as well. It can even auto complete object properties and methods. You can also adjust the auto completion method to be like the shell you desire; i.e. bash/zsh modes.
> and commands ArentCamelCaseMonstrocitiesOnlyMicrosoft --CouldLove
Sure builtin ones are the `Verb-Noun` syntax but you don't need to follow this if you don't want. You can certainly use snake_case if that's your personal preference.
Personally, CamelCase makes more sense than everythinglowercasesmushedinto -onetwothreefourparametersSometimesCapitalised and --sometimesdoubledashed and -Isometimesspacedoesn'tmatter -and --sometimes - "dashlivesalone" --AND -o -- "twodasheslivealone".
> Error messages are great
Some improvements in pwsh would be nice here I agree but they have moved away from the more verbose error messages to a more concise view. I personally prefer if there was something like Python 3.11's new error message in PowerShell.
> autocomplete works out of the bo
Not sure what you mean, autocomplete works out of the box with PowerShell as well. It can even auto complete object properties and methods. You can also adjust the auto completion method to be like the shell you desire; i.e. bash/zsh modes.
> and commands ArentCamelCaseMonstrocitiesOnlyMicrosoft --CouldLove
Sure builtin ones are the `Verb-Noun` syntax but you don't need to follow this if you don't want. You can certainly use snake_case if that's your personal preference.