davestephenson

is a style applied to whole modal:

Show-UDModal -Content {

New-UDTypography "test"

} -PaperStyle @{'height' = '420px'} -ContentStyle @{'color' = 'blue'}

Thanks, @krisr!

I'm working on redesigning one of our wizard driven experiences and had a crazy thought of putting a "translucent wallpaper" behind the modal so it could dynamically display the Hypervisor they're working in/on.

Show-UDModal | Devolutions PowerShell Universal | Product guides & reference

Here is a rough thing I put together in a screenshot tool.

Obviously, the images would be more transparent as to not interfere with the form.

But, I think you get the idea.

That's great news. Thanks, Adam!

Out of curiosity, do you know when that v2026.3.0 release is tentatively scheduled to be released?

Thanks, Adam!

I think we have something misconfigured because we don't have any systemLog<Date>.txt files since 2024.

But, I didn't see any configuration to change that.

All we have is this:

SystemLogLevel=Error (JsonConfigurationProvider for 'appsettings.json' (Optional))

SystemLogPath=%ProgramData%\PowerShellUniversal\ (JsonConfigurationProvider for 'appsettings.json' (Optional))

I did find logs that are just log<date>.txt that I think are what you're needing and just emailed those in for the last few days.

Scripts: 142

Schedules: 50

Endpoints: 27

Apps: 18

Terminals: 3

I couldn't find the log files in ProgramData path, I found some in ..Logs\PowerShellHost

For the past two weeks or so, they all look similar to this:

FileName:

host-5828-134309547103450186.txt

Contents:

2026-08-11 16:45:10.443 -04:00 [ERR] PSUModulePath not set

Are those the correct log files or are you looking for something else?

Thanks, @Adam Driscoll !

Yes, it appears to happen anytime I go to save any file in VSCode.

It doesn't seem to matter if it's a Script/Module or a Big/Little change.

I'm happy to provide whatever information about our environment that I can.

However, I'm relatively new to the PowerShell Universal world.

Do you have a KB or instruction that can help me find the information you're needing?

Ever since our latest upgrade to PowerShell Universal (PSU), anytime we modify something in VSCode, it's taking a noticeably long time to save/write those changes to PSU.

We see a spinning wheel at the bottom and it takes anywhere from 5-20 seconds to actually make the change.

Is there a configuration we can change to make this instantaneous like it was before or is this just the new way of saving with the upgrade VSCode extension + PSU?