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If the file being processed refers to a custom type that is defined elsewhere, the beautifier barfs.
For example:
(as used in Microsoft's AzSK framework code)
in Constants.ps1
class Constants { .. }
in ConfigurationHelper.ps1
$rootConfigPath = [Constants]::AzSKAppFolderPath ;
Then edit-dtwBeautifyScript -Verbose -sourcepath ./src/AzSK.Framework/Helpers/ConfigurationHelper.ps1 -DestinationPath /tmp/foo.ps1
will produce many errors (see below) and no output
Hacky work-around: If I add this line to DTW.PS.Beautifier.Main.psm1 line 420
$Err = $Err | where { -not $_.Message.StartsWith("Unable to find type")}
Then it works better.
A few errors generated:
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent : An error occurred; is there invalid PowerShell or some formatting / syntax issue in the script? See error record below.
At ~/.local/share/powershell/Modules/PowerShell-Beautifier/1.2.5/src/DTW.PS.Beautifier.Main.psm1:1332 char:5
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent -EV Err
CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorException,Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent : Unable to find type [Constants]. Content: Constants, line: 18, column: 22
At ~/.local/share/powershell/Modules/PowerShell-Beautifier/1.2.5/src/DTW.PS.Beautifier.Main.psm1:1332 char:5
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent -EV Err
If the file being processed refers to a custom type that is defined elsewhere, the beautifier barfs.
For example:
(as used in Microsoft's AzSK framework code)
in Constants.ps1
class Constants { .. }
in ConfigurationHelper.ps1
$rootConfigPath = [Constants]::AzSKAppFolderPath ;
Then edit-dtwBeautifyScript -Verbose -sourcepath ./src/AzSK.Framework/Helpers/ConfigurationHelper.ps1 -DestinationPath /tmp/foo.ps1
will produce many errors (see below) and no output
Hacky work-around: If I add this line to DTW.PS.Beautifier.Main.psm1 line 420
$Err = $Err | where { -not $_.Message.StartsWith("Unable to find type")}
Then it works better.
A few errors generated:
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent : An error occurred; is there invalid PowerShell or some formatting / syntax issue in the script? See error record below.
At ~/.local/share/powershell/Modules/PowerShell-Beautifier/1.2.5/src/DTW.PS.Beautifier.Main.psm1:1332 char:5
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent -EV Err
CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Write-Error], WriteErrorException
FullyQualifiedErrorId : Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.WriteErrorException,Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent
Invoke-TokenizeSourceScriptContent : Unable to find type [Constants]. Content: Constants, line: 80, column: 28
At ~/.local/share/powershell/Modules/PowerShell-Beautifier/1.2.5/src/DTW.PS.Beautifier.Main.psm1:1332 char:5
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