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问题 So I've been working on an XML file that has a folder structure stored in it and I want to be able to validate that the folder structure exists in the file system. While there are many ways to try and do this "Resolve-Path" "Get-ChildItems" etc ... I want to be able to build the path that's in the XML structure and put it into a string or something to I can just run Test-Path against it. Sounds easy enough right? Well probably for some seasoned Powershell veterans it might be but I'm new to

问题 So I've been working on an XML file that has a folder structure stored in it and I want to be able to validate that the folder structure exists in the file system. While there are many ways to try and do this "Resolve-Path" "Get-ChildItems" etc ... I want to be able to build the path that's in the XML structure and put it into a string or something to I can just run Test-Path against it. Sounds easy enough right? Well probably for some seasoned Powershell veterans it might be but I'm new to

问题 So I've been working on an XML file that has a folder structure stored in it and I want to be able to validate that the folder structure exists in the file system. While there are many ways to try and do this "Resolve-Path" "Get-ChildItems" etc ... I want to be able to build the path that's in the XML structure and put it into a string or something to I can just run Test-Path against it. Sounds easy enough right? Well probably for some seasoned Powershell veterans it might be but I'm new to

问题 Given I have: $a = "world" $b = { write-host "hello $a" } How to I get the resolved text of the script block, which should be: write-host "hello world" UPDATE: additional clarifications If you just print $b you get the variable and not the resolved value write-host "hello $a" If you execute the script block with & $b you get the printed value, not the contents of the script block: hello world This question is seeking a string containing the contents of the script block with the evaluated

问题 When running an Azure Powershell task in an Azure DevOps Release Pipeline with system.debug=true, you will get an output similar to this: # anonymized ... 2019-09-05T12:19:41.8983585Z ##[debug]INPUT_CONNECTEDSERVICENAMEARM: '7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9156487Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_URL_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: 'https://management.azure.com/' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9188051Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_AUTH_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: '********' 2019-09

问题 When running an Azure Powershell task in an Azure DevOps Release Pipeline with system.debug=true, you will get an output similar to this: # anonymized ... 2019-09-05T12:19:41.8983585Z ##[debug]INPUT_CONNECTEDSERVICENAMEARM: '7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9156487Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_URL_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: 'https://management.azure.com/' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9188051Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_AUTH_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: '********' 2019-09

问题 When running an Azure Powershell task in an Azure DevOps Release Pipeline with system.debug=true, you will get an output similar to this: # anonymized ... 2019-09-05T12:19:41.8983585Z ##[debug]INPUT_CONNECTEDSERVICENAMEARM: '7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9156487Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_URL_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: 'https://management.azure.com/' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9188051Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_AUTH_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: '********' 2019-09

问题 When running an Azure Powershell task in an Azure DevOps Release Pipeline with system.debug=true, you will get an output similar to this: # anonymized ... 2019-09-05T12:19:41.8983585Z ##[debug]INPUT_CONNECTEDSERVICENAMEARM: '7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9156487Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_URL_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: 'https://management.azure.com/' 2019-09-05T12:19:41.9188051Z ##[debug]ENDPOINT_AUTH_7dd40b2a-1c37-4c0a-803e-9b0044a8b54e: '********' 2019-09

问题 This question already has answers here : Boolean literals in PowerShell (3 answers) Closed 1 year ago . When I study PowerShell scripting language, I knew the data type is auto-assignment. If I want to declare a Boolean type variable, how can I do it? Example: $myvariable = "string" or $myvalue = 3.14159 $myboolean ? 回答1: Boolean values (which can be either 1 or 0) are defined in PowerShell using the .Net System.Boolean type (the short from of which is [bool]). For example, the following

问题 Hi I am looking for a script which can download export logs in csv from azure DevOps using powershell for given time frame. like I can enter time frame and then script will download and return csv file from azure DevOps ui - I found this script here https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/615053/question-we-want-to-get-the-export-audit-log-using.html I am not sure what username , password and url to use here $Username = 'domain\user' $Password = 'password' $Url = "https:/