start powershell with args -ExecutionPolicy Process

[mo-han]

The document instructs users to set the ExecutionPolicy to RemoteSigned. Why not directly add the -ExecutionPolicy parameter when starting PowerShell instead?

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The Roo Code documentation does not provide specific guidance on using the -ExecutionPolicy parameter directly when starting PowerShell. It suggests setting the ExecutionPolicy to RemoteSigned to ensure that PowerShell scripts can be executed if they are signed by a trusted publisher, while still allowing locally created scripts to run without a signature ^[1]. Using -ExecutionPolicy Process could be a more flexible approach in certain scenarios, but the documentation does not explicitly address this method.

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