I would like to use the task logic type 'windows command' in combination with powershell to execute the following command: [Environment]::GetFolderPath('MyDocuments').
In powershell this will retrieve the MyDocuments path and it should be passed into an output variable so I can use it in a processflow.
Is this possible?
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Using task logic type 'windows command' in combination with powershell to retrieve 'MyDocuments' file path
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Executing PowerShell commands using the PowerShell CLI would probably work, but it is not possible to retrieve the result and store it in a process flow variable at the moment.
An alternative solution may be that we add support for using environment variables, like %userprofile%\Documents or %temp%, in process flow connectors. This is fairly easy to implement, please post an idea if desired.
View originalAn alternative solution may be that we add support for using environment variables, like %userprofile%\Documents or %temp%, in process flow connectors. This is fairly easy to implement, please post an idea if desired.
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Executing PowerShell commands using the PowerShell CLI would probably work, but it is not possible to retrieve the result and store it in a process flow variable at the moment.
An alternative solution may be that we add support for using environment variables, like %userprofile%\Documents or %temp%, in process flow connectors. This is fairly easy to implement, please post an idea if desired.
An alternative solution may be that we add support for using environment variables, like %userprofile%\Documents or %temp%, in process flow connectors. This is fairly easy to implement, please post an idea if desired.
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