Closed VincentVerweij closed 1 year ago
So you have 2 issues in the code, that could explain these things. Line 164 and Line 168.
#Line 164
$Results = $temp | Select-Object @{Name = "Server"; Expression = { $ComputerName } }, Name, Status, StartType, DisplayName
and then the error on line 168 is solved by that and the output will match the Start-D365Environment
The changes should be coming with the next release, hopefully today 🤞
@Splaxi or @VincentVerweij I think this issue can be closed now.
I am receiving an error while using the new commandlet
Start-D365EnvironmentV2
. The services start correctly, but when they are started it throws an error.Also there's a visual glitch. The output of the services when it is started is not shown as a table like the
Start-D365Environment
commandlet.@Splaxi I will check the code and make a pull request if I did find the bug.