How to adjust or format the column width in output of Package Manager Console
I ran below command in Package Manager Console in Visual Studio:
Find-Package analysisservices
This command gives below output:
For several packages whose name is relatively longer than the width of the Id column it shows three dots ... in the end. It doesn't show any tool-tip when I hover mouse over the long names having three dots ....
Is there any way to adjust the width of the displayed columns so that long names don't get truncated?
Update: One thing which is still not solved. Is there any other additional parameter to the command Get-Package | ft -AutoSize which I can use so that all three output columns get expanded in table view itself. I don't mind if that results in a horizontal scroll bar.
Try formatting the output stream like this
Find-Package analysisservices | ft -AutoSize
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