triegler
commented
7 months ago I fixed this by modifying the function Get-HVPoolStorageObject in VMware.HV.Helper.psm1. This function should start at line 5382 (I think), and the line I modified was at 5405, from this:
if ($LinkedClone) {
To this:
if ($LinkedClone -or $InstantClone) {
Then force re-import the module:
Import-Module VMware.HV.Helper -force
That should fix it.
Describe the bug
Hi,
When importing a pool with powershell in json format, this error appears :
Exception lors de l'appel de « Desktop_Create » avec « 2 » argument(s) : « ExceptionType : VMware.Hv.InvalidArgument ErrorMessage : A null value is invalid. ParameterName : automatedDesktopSpec.virtualCenterProvisioningSettings.virtualCenterStorageSettings.viewStorageAcceleratorSettings.viewComposerDiskTypes » C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\VMware.Hv.Helper\VMware.Hv.Helper.psm1:5008 : 7
This seems related to a null value in the json file ?
The property automatedDesktopSpec.virtualCenterProvisioningSettings.virtualCenterStorageSettings.viewStorageAcceleratorSettings.viewComposerDiskTypes is not null for this pool.
Reproduction steps
Export a pool in json format then create a new pool using powershell.
Expected behavior
The cmdlet is obviously supposed to create the pool but whatever.
Additional context
No response