reanimator | replay execution traces of client-side web applications
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Call this method to begin logging non-deterministic input to your JavaScript application. To capture a useful log, you must call Reanimator.capture before such input occurs, but after libraries like jQuery have been loaded. The log is reset whenever this method is called.
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I built a powershell form that recreates a VM from a snapshot in azure. I have the backing script that does the actual work prepared and it works just fine on its own when I run it. But, when I go to execute it from within the script that generates the form, it either doesn't run or it gets stuck relatively early on in the file and does not complete execution of all the commands. I can validate the parameters are correct when I run it, as one of the buttons on the form calls a different script that validates all of the parameters.
Since one of the subscripts keeps getting stuck in execution, I want to open it in a new window and leave it to finish. However everything I've tried to do either:
doesn't run the script
opens a new window but does nothing
opens then immediately closes the script (i don't see red text in the second it runs). Since total execution is normally 10 minutes, I know it's either crashed or rage-quit on me.
I've also noticed that when I run azureRM commands from within a form, that if I try to execute more than 2 commands to do something it immediately freezes the script regardless of whether or not I open this in ISE or run from CLI. in the snip below, this is what I'm trying to run when i click the button to renanimate/recreate the VM. You'll see that I've commented out a LOT of attempts to make it run on its own.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-May-01 at 08:26DO NOT use Invoke-Expression
.
For starting a PowerShell script or command in a new window use Start-Process
. The reason why your attempt at that didn't work is most likely that PowerShell interpreted -NoExit
and -Command
as parameters for Start-Process
(which don't exist) rather than as arguments for the new PowerShell process. You need to pass the arguments either as a single string
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