PowerShell Universal Community Call - October 2026

PowerShell Universal Community Call - October 2026

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Our next community call will be Wednesday, October 21st, 2026, at 11am central US. We will continue to host these on the third Wednesday of the month.

These calls are hosted on our Discord server. https://discord.gg/Sb5ngcjkj4

Agenda TBD

Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Software Architect at Devolutions

All Comments (8)

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announced Beta channel releases

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Having some discord moderators?

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Better dark theme support for admin console

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This could use some work

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@michaelhanson1458 As in the syntax highlighting or the UI in general?

Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Software Architect at Devolutions

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@michaelhanson1458 As in the syntax highlighting or the UI in general?


@Adam Driscoll
I think its the blue shade mainly.

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I think you guys are following the same dark mode as the other devolutions products, but I do prefer how vscode and other apps use a darker tone. Devolutions is bluer. Maybe we could have a theme picker?

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Meeting Notes:

I started off the meeting talking a bit about 2026.3.0 and the quality of our releases. I just wanted to ensure that the community that we are making strides to produce more stable releases. We have onboarded more support and QA staff. We are running around 6000 automated tests per PR with around 500 UI Playwright tests. We still have manual QA in the loop to smoke test and validate fixes and features.

  • 2026.3.4 should be out this week with bug fixes
  • The community would like moderators in the Discord to deal with bad behavior and bots. I will check to see if Devolutions would like to handle that themselves or if we can nominate some community members to do so. Chocolatey has a similar setup with community members as moderators.
  • Scheduling Visualizer - A community member would like to have a better view of upcoming scheduled jobs on a timeline view to see where overlap is. We also talked about a similar via of job history with job durations. We could also divide up the view in different ways like agents or PS versions.
  • Theme Picker - I mentioned the theme picker a bit but there was no feedback on the dark theme from other attendees. I'll open a feature request for it.
  • Snippets in the Portal - A community member works with users that aren't that savvy in PowerShell and typically copy and paste snippets from text files. They would like to be able to have something like that in PSU where a snippet could be alongside some documentation in the portal. The user could then run the snippet directly in PSU or copy it locally if that is how it is intended to be used. Maybe even per user snippets?
  • Docs - A community member would like to see the docs versioned. It's hard to tell if the docs are correct when they are using an older version that the very latest. It was suggested that we could ship the docs with PSU itself. We don't know if Gitbook would support the type of versioning required for a single product.
  • DevOps - A community member asked how to best integrate with multiple git repos in PSU. They currently have a single monorepo but would like to break up apps and modules into different repos. I suggested that they could use modules for those resources and store them in a PS Repository but it would require management outside of PSU. PSU does support git submodules but would be cumbersome as it doesn't provide any editing capabilities.
  • Community Request - @Dynamic66 is doing some onboarding and work with Veamm to create dashboards to unify reporting on sites. They'd like to interface with other users for thoughts or to share ideas. Find them on Discord.
  • Devolutions Agent - A community member had an issue connecting the agent to a PSU instance over HTTPS. This was patched in the 2026.3.1 release of the Agent.
  • Feature Requests - Users would like me to open feature requests on the forum for things that we discuss during the community call.

Adam Driscoll
PowerShell Expert and Software Architect at Devolutions