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Obviously, the whole point of the module is for the ErrorView to be easy to customize, and I think it already is:
Write a function ConvertTo-WhateverErrorview that takes n $InputObject parameter of type [System.Management.Automation.ErrorRecord]
Call Set-ErrorView Whatever or Import-Module ErrorView -Args Whatever
Additionally, the module already supports an ErrorView argument at import, and although it would be simple to make that consider an environment variable, I'm not sure I see the need, since you have to define a function anyway.
I can't imagine any useful way to format an error with a single string, so would you care to give an example?
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Jaykul commentedon Sep 22, 2024
Obviously, the whole point of the module is for the ErrorView to be easy to customize, and I think it already is:
ConvertTo-WhateverErrorviewthat takes n$InputObjectparameter of type[System.Management.Automation.ErrorRecord]Set-ErrorView WhateverorImport-Module ErrorView -Args WhateverAdditionally, the module already supports an ErrorView argument at import, and although it would be simple to make that consider an environment variable, I'm not sure I see the need, since you have to define a function anyway.
I can't imagine any useful way to format an error with a single string, so would you care to give an example?