Unable to Access Function in Module from Start-RSJob

[adamfortuno]

I'm running PoshRSJob v1.7.4.4 on Powershell v5.1.15063.1029 on Windows 10.

I'm navigating to a folder named "Coffee.Application" with the following files:

1. Coffee.Application.ps1
2. Coffee.Application.psm1

I then run the following:

Start-RSJob -ScriptBlock { Get-CoffeeDBConnectionString } `
    -Name t1 `
    -ModulesToImport .\Coffee.Application.psm1

Receive-RSJob -Name t1

Receive-RSJob -Name t1, returns the following error:

The term 'Get-Foo' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

The function Get-Foo is in the module Coffee.Application. I expected the thread to be able to execute the Get-Foo function in the Coffee.Application module.

The module's script file is in the current workspace. I can load the module into the active session with the following:

import-module .\Coffee.Application.psm1

Once loaded, I can access any exposed functions.

I have tried closing all session. Starting a fresh session and making the call to Start-RSJob the first call made.

[MVKozlov]

unlike Import-Module, -ModulesToImport parameter supports module name, but not module path.

When commit #178 will be accepted it will work

[adamfortuno]

If the function only accepts the module's name, do I need to keep the module's folder/files in the user or global module path?

[MVKozlov]

Why did not you give yourself a chance to try ? ;-)

...both sopported.

[adamfortuno]

That worked.

Thank you @MVKozlov!