Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 5.5.3 / 5.5.4Good Morning,
We are currently running version 5.5.3. we have two issues:
Yesterday I upgraded it to 5.5.4
According to my MSI logs the installation was successful but the console for PSU was just stuck at loading.

I now rolled back to 5.5.3, and it is operating. But I am concerned, what went wrong? How to prevent it ?
The other issue:

it seems most script folder shows duplicates of the scripts
i.e. the one on the screenshot has one script physically on the file system, but shows the same script 8x on the PSU
(this is happening across all the folders, with all the scripts, so you can see how problematic is this)
Is there any way to prevent / reverse this?
Thanks,
Fabrice
Typically, the spinning is a result of the server failing to start fully. You should check the system logs for Failed to Start PowerShell Universal.
As for the scripts duplicating, take a look in your scripts.ps1 in the universal folder to see if there are duplicate entries.
Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Software Architect at Devolutions
I am seeing a very large number of duplicates in my scripts as well. I cleared them out yesterday, restarted, and scripts.ps1 didnt have duplicates but there were still several scripts duplicated in the GUI.
Just looked again today, and we have a very large number of duplicates in scripts.ps1 again. I think I worked with you on a similar issue sometime last year on an earlier version but the duplication stopped.
also.. Just upgraded from 5.5.3 to 5.5.4
Support email sent.. I included files form our environment so I didn’t want to open straight to Github
I’ve open an issue to track this here: [5.5.4] Script Duplication · Issue #4847 · ironmansoftware/powershell-universal · GitHub
Do either of you have the Disable Auto Reload setting set in settings.ps1? I ask because in v5.6, I was seeing the file system watcher cause some weird behavior. Not duplication, but some inconsistencies in our integration tests. That said, I did not see this in 5.5.4, so it may be unrelated.
Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Software Architect at Devolutions
We did not, but I just set it and will monitor