Is the Out-GridView the part of pwsh 7+ ? Imho this is from deep past Windows Powersell (5.1)

@237dmitry thank you for your reply. Yes, Out-GridView works in powershell 7 on windows. In fact, version 7.4.6 doesn't exhibit this bug.

I would wait for the release, because the release candidate does not take into account all aspects.

In my opinion, it is time to throw out all these atavisms of the pasts, like -ShowWindow and Out-GridView. This is beyond cross-platform

@237dmitry I'd like to switch to Out-ConsoleGridView myself, but it still doesn't have the ability to customise colours AFAIK, and development seems to have stalled.

and development seems to have stalled.

In my opinion, this is being developed by the Windows PowerShell team, not PowerShell 7.

The main problem with productive development of PowerShell 7, in my opinion only, is the difficulty of backward compatibility with Windows PowerShell. I don't know the plans for the future and I don't understand why two entities are needed that gradually, with each new release, lose connection with each other even at the syntax level. This brings confusion in general.

@237dmitry Issues are for reporting bugs, if you want to give your conceptual opinion on WPF, open a discussion.

Possible fix #14054 (comment)

@iSazonov That's great! Thank you.

Ooh no, they took my GridView away. It's insecure they say! ;)
If I understand correctly, a fix could only come in the form of a PowerShell update.

In the release of 7.5.0 it is even worse.
If you select something under "Add criteria" and press "Add", the window closes immediately without an error message.
e.g. Get-Process | Out-gridView

In the release of 7.5.0 it is even worse. If you select something under "Add criteria" and press "Add", the window closes immediately without an error message. e.g. Get-Process | Out-gridView

I expirienced the same behaviour in PowerShell 7.5.0 on Windows 11 :/