Getting an AZCopy error saying incorrect parameters specified in command when attempting to push intune package to tenant.
What is Expected?
Add in the ability to push intune packages from a file directory having spaces in its name.
Likely an issue where we need to do some quoting of the file path to the package we pass to AZCopy.
How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)
Ran choco push .\firefox.101.0.1 --source=<INTUNE TENANT GUID> --api-key=<TENANT CLIENT ID>:<TENANT CLIENT SECRET> while my working directory had a folder name of Intune Apps.
Trying the above with the folder now named Intune_Apps fixed the issue.
System Details
OS Build (In PowerShell run [System.Environment]::OSVersion.version.tostring()): Windows 10
Windows PowerShell version (Run: $PSVersionTable): 5.1
What You Are Seeing?
Getting an AZCopy error saying incorrect parameters specified in command when attempting to push intune package to tenant.
What is Expected?
Add in the ability to push intune packages from a file directory having spaces in its name.
Likely an issue where we need to do some quoting of the file path to the package we pass to AZCopy.
How Did You Get This To Happen? (Steps to Reproduce)
choco push .\firefox.101.0.1 --source=<INTUNE TENANT GUID> --api-key=<TENANT CLIENT ID>:<TENANT CLIENT SECRET>while my working directory had a folder name ofIntune Apps.Intune_Appsfixed the issue.System Details
[System.Environment]::OSVersion.version.tostring()): Windows 10$PSVersionTable): 5.1choco --version): 1.1.0Output Log
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References
┆Issue is synchronized with this Gitlab issue by Unito ┆Milestone: 4.2.0