To repro: 1) Create and save a new powershell file. 2) Add one line to the file: `Write-Output` 3) Put a breakpoint on that line 4) Run the debugger. 5) Breakpoint is hit. 6) Allow the debugger to continue by clicking the Run button in the status bar. Expected result: - PowerShell script finishes. Actual result: - Status bar shows debugger still running. Presumably PowerShell is waiting for the user to provide parameters for the write-output command. - Stopping the debugger and then running it again does not hit any breakpoints.