I have a script (let\'s call it caller.ps1) that invokes another script callee.ps1. In caller.ps1, I want to inspect some arguments and pass them on, along with some other arguments to callee.ps1
I\'m working with a PS script that has over 100 instances of writing a log for a given step of the script to a log file, and I\'ve now been tasked with getting all those log outputs pushed into Window
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I\'m trying to redesign current script, which is "meta-script" (consists of multiple subscript parts, calling each other in turn).
I use the following powershell and REST-API to upload attachment class TfsHelper{ #... [string]UploadPng([string]$TfsProject, [string]$PngFileName) {
I am using this batch script to give me output of the last modified date using the Date and time format:
Context: I have a javascript file that activates PowerShell\'s native SpeechSynthesizer module. The script receives a message and passes that through to PowerShell, where it is rendered as speech.
I have been trying to write a powershell program that does 4 things: Opens an existing word document Removes the last page (usually page #3)
I have few custom directory roles with specific permissions. I attempted to do it from graph but no use, throwing开发者_StackOverflow社区 errors.
How can I remove a seemingly spurious package in Windows 10? Remove-AppxPackage does not seem to work. The package must be a left-over from a previous install of the software that we develop. It looks
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