Here\'s my configuration:
On the build log, I only see the output of the first
The stdin command option of Powershell has some weirdness around multiline commands like that.
You script in the following form would work:
write-host "test"
write-host "test2"
if("1" -eq "1"){write-host "test3 in if"} else {write-host "test4 in else"}
The ideal way would be to use the Script : File
option in TeamCity which will will run the script you specify using the -File
parameter to Powershell.
If you don't want to have a file and having VCS, in the current setup, change Script Execution Mode
to Execute .ps1 file with -File argument
.
I've had this problem with inline powershell scripts with TeamCity (right up until the current version of 7.1.3). I've found the problem to be the tab character rather than multi-line statements. Try replacing the tab characters with spaces (while still remaining multi-line) and the script should run fine.
You could try putting the brace opening the block on the same line as the If.
I.e.,
If ('1' -eq '1') {
...
}
Else {
...
}
That's the usual styling you see with Powershell, and obviously, putting the braces on the next line can cause problems.