[release/v7.5] Fix the NREs when writing to console from multiple threads #25502
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Backport of #25440 to release/v7.5
Triggered by @TravisEz13 on behalf of @kborowinski
Original CL Label: CL-General
/cc @PowerShell/powershell-maintainers
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#25440 (comment)
I understand the decision not to backport this PR to the LTS version, but I would like to clarify that the actual script results are affected in PS 7.4.X and up.
I first reported this issue on the 7Zip4PowerShell repo, where the unpacking process was crashing mid-task.
I proposed a PR that was merged to implement a workaround that swallows NREs coming from progress pane:
This issue affects all scripts that write to the console from multiple threads, leading to potential crashes in the LTS version of PowerShell. Affected users are forced to disable the progress bar either globally or per script.
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