Clarify empty PSCommander config startup#3
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Handle empty config.ps1 files by writing the starter toolbar configuration, matching the missing-file startup behavior. Update README guidance to explain that configuration commands belong in config.ps1 and are not automatically persisted from an interactive session. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Starting PSCommander with a manually created empty
config.ps1looked like nothing happened, because the starter configuration was only written when the file was missing. This makes the empty-file path behave like first-run setup and updates the README to explain that configuration commands should be saved inconfig.ps1.Changes:
Start-Commanderfinds an empty config file.New-Commander*commands in an interactive session does not automatically persist them toconfig.ps1.Closes #1