Describe the bug
If we created the dev pool with the image Windows 11+ Optimizations 23H2, then upload the yaml below,
After the dev box is provisioned, VSCode and Python are not installed.
Note: we also used Windows 11 + VS2022 (including PowerShell7), VSCode and Python are installed.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create the dev box pool using the image
Create the dev box in the dev portal, using the customization file below:
`
setupTasks:
task: powershell-runas
inputs:
command: '& \"$env:LOCALAPPDATA\Programs\Microsoft VS Code\bin\code\" --install-extension github.copilot'
runAsUser: true
`
please check the snapshot, the code above is changed by markdown
Login to dev box, wait for the popped PowerShell windows to execute
Expected behavior
VSCode and Python should be installed.
Screenshots
In the C:\devboxcustomizations, runAsUser.ps1 is as below, it looks ok:
But when execute the command, it give the error
After we manually execute the repair code, it can install VSCode.
So the issue is that when the task schedule launched the PowerShell, even in the script, there is the command Repair-WinGetPackageManager, but it cannot be executed successfully.
Dev Box VM Details (please complete the following information):
OS version: Windows 11+ Optimizations 23H2
Additional context
by the way, Amazon CLI and JDK are installed because it's executed under system role
Describe the bug If we created the dev pool with the image Windows 11+ Optimizations 23H2, then upload the yaml below, After the dev box is provisioned, VSCode and Python are not installed.
Note: we also used Windows 11 + VS2022 (including PowerShell7), VSCode and Python are installed.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create the dev box pool using the image
Create the dev box in the dev portal, using the customization file below: ` setupTasks:
Login to dev box, wait for the popped PowerShell windows to execute
Expected behavior VSCode and Python should be installed.
Screenshots In the C:\devboxcustomizations, runAsUser.ps1 is as below, it looks ok:
But when execute the command, it give the error
After we manually execute the repair code, it can install VSCode.
So the issue is that when the task schedule launched the PowerShell, even in the script, there is the command Repair-WinGetPackageManager, but it cannot be executed successfully.
Dev Box VM Details (please complete the following information):
Additional context by the way, Amazon CLI and JDK are installed because it's executed under system role