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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 995388" data-attributes="member: 62850">I spent some time on this and there are several ways to fix this issue.1)&nbsp; &nbsp; The best option is for devs to not have their apps throw powershell command lines from a randomly named C:\Windows\Temp\ folder.&nbsp; If this can be fixed in CD by possibly moving the binary from Windows Temp to Program Files, that is by far the best option.2)&nbsp; &nbsp; Another option would be for VS to add special rules to the contextual engine for CD.&nbsp; There are currently only around 20 or so special rules in our contextual engine, and they all are related to Microsoft, and most to MD <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite110" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />.&nbsp; This is not the best option, but if all else fails we might consider this.3)&nbsp; &nbsp; Another great option is to simply put VS in training mode, then click around in CD for 1-2 minutes.&nbsp; VS will quickly learn the command lines so it will not block them in the future.&nbsp; Or just keep VS on Smart or Always ON and allow the 5-6 blocks it creates.&nbsp; I tested this 2 different times, once while in Training Mode (no blocks) and once in Smart ON Mode (5-6 blocks).&nbsp; The command line algos in VS are pretty smart… the command lines do not have to match exactly in order to auto allow a slightly different command line.&nbsp; So 5-6 blocks is about all you will experience.BTW, the training on the new VoodooAi is going really well and should be ready in 3-5 days!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 995388, member: 62850"] I spent some time on this and there are several ways to fix this issue. 1) The best option is for devs to not have their apps throw powershell command lines from a randomly named C:\Windows\Temp\ folder. If this can be fixed in CD by possibly moving the binary from Windows Temp to Program Files, that is by far the best option. 2) Another option would be for VS to add special rules to the contextual engine for CD. There are currently only around 20 or so special rules in our contextual engine, and they all are related to Microsoft, and most to MD ;). This is not the best option, but if all else fails we might consider this. 3) Another great option is to simply put VS in training mode, then click around in CD for 1-2 minutes. VS will quickly learn the command lines so it will not block them in the future. Or just keep VS on Smart or Always ON and allow the 5-6 blocks it creates. I tested this 2 different times, once while in Training Mode (no blocks) and once in Smart ON Mode (5-6 blocks). The command line algos in VS are pretty smart… the command lines do not have to match exactly in order to auto allow a slightly different command line. So 5-6 blocks is about all you will experience. BTW, the training on the new VoodooAi is going really well and should be ready in 3-5 days! [/QUOTE]

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