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Hi @Raghavan,
Please check if the folder housing pwsh is in your PATH.
Also, confirm the name - i'm seeing it installed in
/usr/bin/powershell
yes, i have included the path as an executable in the tasks like /usr/bin/pwsh and try to using it in bamboo tasks.
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Try using a Bamboo script task instead
#!/usr/bin/env pwsh
Write-Host "Using Powershell $($PSVersionTable.PSEdition) v$($PSVersionTable.PSVersion)"
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Thanks for the prompt reply..
however we are trying to run few powershell scripts using powershell core installed in amazon linux... any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
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