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[marfha88]

Does this occur consistently? Repro steps:

1. 2.

Action: automation.openLocal Error type: ENOENT Error Message: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'c:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code//vscodeAutomation//redacted:id//role-pim-expiry-checker.ps1'

Version: 1.1.0 OS: win32 OS Release: 10.0.19045 Product: Visual Studio Code Product Version: 1.75.1 Language: en

Call Stack

``` extension.js:2:1676472extension.js:2:1676472 n extension.js:2:1669894 ```

[zb-creativeone]

You can set the working directory for the Azure Automation extension to use in either the extensions settings ( ctrl + , -> Extensions -> Azure Automation › Directory: Base Path ) or the workspace settings ( .vscode -> settings.json -> "azureAutomation.directory.basePath" ). If you do not set either, then the extension uses C:\Program Files\Microsoft VS Code as the working directory. Try specifying a base path that you create in your user directory.

[Kapilhk]

Hi @marfha88 , was this resolved by as suggested in above comment?

[enthusol]

Is it possible to automaticly define the active project/workspace path instead of manually set this setting per workspace? I thought about setting an universal value in the extension settings ("Directory: Base Path") but I did not get it working.

[Shruti-MS]

@marfha88 This issue has been resolved in beta version: can be installed as pre-release from marketplace. Do share feedback on marketplace or reopen issue if problem persists. The beta version be pushed as default by next week.

[kapil-azure-automation]

This is Fixed now.