Substitute use of IsPathFullyQualified to restore Windows PowerShell compatibility#60
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The Initialize-PSBuild function was not compatible with .NET Framework / PowerShell 5.1 due to the use of the System.IO.Path.IsPathFullyQualified method. I changed the function to check if the value of OutDir already started with BHProjectPath rather than testing if OutDir was a fully qualified path on it's own. This seems to have solved the issue and tests are passing.
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I was using a dummy VM for a demo (on how to use Stucco) and it looks like I ran into the same issue. |
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Thanks for the fix @joshooaj! |
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Appears to fix error thrown when using Powershell 5.1
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### Changed - Bump Pester to latest 5.6.1 ### Fixed - [**#52**](#52) Pester object wasn't being passed back after running tests, causing the Pester task to never fail (via [@webtroter](https://github.com/webtroter)) - [**#55**](#55) Add `-Module` parameter to `Build-PSBuildUpdatableHelp` (via [@IMJLA](https://github.com/IMJLA)) - [**#60**](#60) Fix Windows PowerShell compatibility in `Initialize-PSBuild` (via [@joshooaj](https://github.com/joshooaj)) - [**#62**](#62) Fix code coverage output fle format not working (via [@OpsM0nkey](https://github.com/OpsM0nkey))
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Description
The
Initialize-PSBuildfunction was not compatible with .NET Framework / PowerShell 5.1 due to the use of theSystem.IO.Path.IsPathFullyQualified()method, introduced with the fix for #27. I changed the function to check if the value of OutDir already started with BHProjectPath rather than testing if OutDir was a fully qualified path on its own.This seems to have solved the issue and tests are passing. Also, changing the value of
$PSBPreference.Build.OutDirseems to result in the same behavior before and after the change introduced in this PR, though I don't think any tests were introduced to specifically test the original fix so I'm not 100% certain this is the best solution.Related Issue
Issue #53
Motivation and Context
I still regularly work with PowerShell 5.1 due to legacy .NET Framework dependencies that I'm required to use. I began to use the Stucco module for setting up my modules, but I cannot call
.\build.ps1from Windows PowerShell because the PowerShellBuildInitialize-PSBuildcommand calls a method that is not available in .NET Framework. I am now using this modified version of PowerShellBuild.How Has This Been Tested?
I verified that I can build modules using the Stucco template on Windows using Windows PowerShell, and PowerShell 7, as well as Ubuntu on WSL2 using PowerShell 7. I tested these builds with and without a custom
$PSBPreference.Build.OutDirvalue set in my psakefile.Types of changes
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