Closed dfredborg closed 4 years ago
The function accepts either an array or a string if you had a folder (next to the app folder) called app2 it would be
-appFolders @("app","app2) or -appFolders "app,app2"
@("app","app2) is an array with to elements @("app,app2") is an array with one element (which is a string) "app,app2" is a string
I am still getting an error
I only have one App folder so I do not really need an array
Cannot repro this - tried to run exactly the same script as above (in 1.0.9)
Tries this:
Run-AlPipeline -pipelineName "xx" -licenseFile "C:\temp\license.flf" -baseFolder "C:\Users\freddyk\Documents\GitHub\BusinessCentralApps\BingMaps - Copy" -appFolders "app" -enablePerTenantExtensionCop -enableUICop
(thought it could be something with the space in the basefolder" - but it works.
What is the content of your app folder above? Where is your app.json file?
I have tried to run it on two different projects but with the same outcome:
and the simple one:
The funny thing is that it worked, until it did not, so I do not know if there has been a docker update or windows update.
This is not due to docker or windows updates. Shoot me an email to freddyk at microsoft dot com and lets setup a 15 minute teams call - I would like to see this (other people might hit the same).
Unfortunately the new commit did not solve my problem ☹
The fix is not included in any release yet (build/release process takes 2+ hours)
/Freddy
Shipped in 1.0.10-preview224
I works thanks for the help 😊
Fix shipped in 1.0.10
I am getting an error:
when I try to run the following script:
And if i try to say okay then I will just add an extra app folder so it looks like this:
-appFolders @("app,app") `
I get the following error:
The structure of my app is as follows:
What am I doing wrong 🤔