Every time you have to confirm an action, through the natively implemented ShouldProcess method, you get five options:
– Yes
– Yes to All
– No
– No to All
– and a mysterious “Suspend” option
When you select Suspend, you come back to the command line with a double arrow.
This means you have suspended the action at the point of the confirmation and you can resume it later again.
If you type exit, the confirmation resumes as well as all actions behind the point where the command has been suspended.
Interestingly, you can cumulate multiple confirmations and for every new one, you will see a new arrow added to the existing ones.
Meanwhile, you can type any command and the suspended ones are kept in memory … as long as you don’t close the console!
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