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Describe the bug
Edit-bConnectApplication fails when the Application has dependencies in Baramundi with:
Invoke-bConnectPatch : 'ValidForOS' must contain at least one valid element
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Get-bConnectApplication someappWITHDEPENDENCY
Edit whatever, eg. I edit someappWITHDEPENDENCY.version
Edit-bConnectApplication someappWITHDEPENDENCY
Expected behavior
Apps without dependencies work fine. I assume there is some parsing error, but I'm not that skilled to pin point it...
System information
| My operating system | Win10 |
| baramundi Server Version | 2021R2 |
| PS-bConnect Version | 21.1.0.0 |
BTW Thank you SOOOO much for the bConnect, its such a time saver.
This is just a nice-to-have I can workaround it by creating a "dummy" \ per-requsite application which contain the dependencies.
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once done)Describe the bug
Edit-bConnectApplication fails when the Application has dependencies in Baramundi with:
Invoke-bConnectPatch : 'ValidForOS' must contain at least one valid element
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Apps without dependencies work fine. I assume there is some parsing error, but I'm not that skilled to pin point it...
System information
| My operating system | Win10 |
| baramundi Server Version | 2021R2 |
| PS-bConnect Version | 21.1.0.0 |
BTW Thank you SOOOO much for the bConnect, its such a time saver.
This is just a nice-to-have I can workaround it by creating a "dummy" \ per-requsite application which contain the dependencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: