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- powershell - $MyInvocation. MyCommand. Path returning NULL . . .
I was trying to manually run the PowerShell in pieces using the run step command, when I had never run the script before since PowerShell was open! I have to say this is probably a No Duh moment But we had recently had a server crash and had it restored (VSphere Clustered) and reseeded, so I thought maybe I have an older version of PowerShell
- powershell - Alternative to $MyInvocation - Stack Overflow
Example: @powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File "test ps1" -stringParam " Skip to main content Stack Overflow About Products OverflowAI Stack Ove
- How to return the name of the calling script from a . . .
I have two Powershell files, a module and a script that calls the module Module: test psm1 Function Get-Info { $MyInvocation MyCommand Name } Script: myTest ps1
- Whats the best way to determine the location of the current . . .
PowerShell 2 Prior to PowerShell 3, there was not a better way than querying the MyInvocation MyCommand Definition property for general scripts I had the following line at the top of essentially every PowerShell script I had:
- How can I find the source path of an executing script?
I am not familiar with what was introduced in PowerShell 2, but it could very well be that script scope did not exist in PowerShell 1, at the time Jeffrey Snover published his example I was surprised when, though I found his code example proliferated far and wide on the web, it failed immediately when I tried it!
- Functional differences between $PSScriptRoot and $MyInvocation
Remember that both of these variables refer to the file that is being executed If there is no file, they are empty
- Getting all Named Parameters from Powershell including . . .
Aside: Get-Variable returns an object with Name and Value properties In some use cases you may know the name in advance and just need to check if the value was supplied (e g optional ScriptBlock parameter, running in strict mode with Set-StrictMode -Version 3)
- How can I get the current PowerShell executing file?
Note: PowerShell 1 0 I'd like to get the current executing PowerShell file name That is, if I start my session like this: powershell exe \\myfile ps1 I'd like to get the string " \\myfile ps1" (or
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