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To fix the issue jabbera#50 raised on May 28 by @luke-barnett The issue appears on task version 8 as the script generated by the task looks like the following: MyTopShelfService.exe" install -username "MyUserName" -password:"***" While the above works perfectly fine in windows command prompt and in older task versions (probably due to a different version in PowerShell there), it fails if you run it with windows PowerShel. To fix, the final script should be like: (look at the colon instead of space after username switch) MyTopShelfService.exe" install -username:"MyUserName" -password:"***"
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To fix the issue #50 raised on May 28 by @luke-barnett
The issue appears on task version 8 as the script generated by the task looks like the following:
MyTopShelfService.exe" install -username "MyUserName" -password:"***"
While the above works perfectly fine in windows command prompt and in older task versions (probably due to a different version in PowerShell there), it fails if you run it with windows PowerShel.
To fix, the final script should be like: (look at the colon instead of space after username switch)
MyTopShelfService.exe" install -username:"MyUserName" -password:"***"