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On Windows 11, I opened PowerShell Core (v7.3) and have executed the following command:
PS C:\Users\BArias\Downloads\arm-template-toolkit\arm-ttk> Import-Module .\arm-ttk.psd1
A newer version of the ARM-TTK is available at: https://github.com/Azure/arm-ttk/releases
Installed Version: 0.21
Latest Version: 0.22
Unfortunately, I am unable to confirm that any module had been installed. With Get-Module I don't know what name to search for, but any combination of "arm" or "ttk" returns nothing. Furthermore, the Test-AzTemplate cmdlet it was supposed to provide is AWOL. If I type in Test-AzTemplate I get the following:
PowerShell 7.3.2
PS C:\Users\BArias> Test-AzTemplate
Test-AzTemplate: The term 'Test-AzTemplate' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program.
Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
PS C:\Users\BArias>
I then try this...
PS C:\repos> Get-Command Test-AzTemplate -All
Get-Command: The term 'Test-AzTemplate' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program.
Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
I have also attempted to access the Test-AzTemplate command directly, like this:
The result is that it does absolutely nothing. No errors, no processing. My PS prompt is given back, indicating nothing happened.
Why does arm-ttk act as though it is a ghost? It is as if it simply isn't there.
I have then made the effort to work with a Windows 10 laptop. I got exactly the same results. I asked a friend to attempt the same installation...but it worked for him. We started looking for differences between his configuration and mine, and the only difference we noted...is that he did not have the Azure CLI installed.
Perhaps the arm-ttk module is not compatible with the Azure CLI?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
On Windows 11, I opened PowerShell Core (v7.3) and have executed the following command:
Unfortunately, I am unable to confirm that any module had been installed. With
Get-Module
I don't know what name to search for, but any combination of "arm" or "ttk" returns nothing. Furthermore, theTest-AzTemplate
cmdlet it was supposed to provide is AWOL. If I type inTest-AzTemplate
I get the following:I then try this...
I have also attempted to access the
Test-AzTemplate
command directly, like this:The result is that it does absolutely nothing. No errors, no processing. My PS prompt is given back, indicating nothing happened.
Why does arm-ttk act as though it is a ghost? It is as if it simply isn't there.
I have then made the effort to work with a Windows 10 laptop. I got exactly the same results. I asked a friend to attempt the same installation...but it worked for him. We started looking for differences between his configuration and mine, and the only difference we noted...is that he did not have the Azure CLI installed.
Perhaps the
arm-ttk
module is not compatible with the Azure CLI?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: