Fix powershell to update the PATH environment variable only if PATH exists#5021
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daxian-dbw merged 1 commit intoPowerShell:masterfrom Oct 5, 2017
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There still seems to be an issue with this after being rolled into beta 9. For example, if PATH is not set, a test script fails when calling $myvar = hostname on Linux. "hostname : The term 'hostname' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, funct If PATH is set, the script executes correctly. |
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PATH needs to be set for PowerShell to find exe's not in $PSHOME or current working directory, try setting $myvar to full path to |
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Linux service calling powershell may not have PATH set
only use PATH if it's not null
also fixed a test case using -TestCases without unique test name
Fix #5019