Maps in vector and PowerShell

[Adam]

I'm trying to pass to the PowerShell script maps in vector. Unfortunately, instead of the expected array containig hashtable I get an array containing stings. Below I attach a sample configuration plan where you can see the problem.

set @Groups = @(%(key1:val1,key2:val2),%(key1:val3,key2:val4));

foreach %Group in @Groups
{
    Log-Information %Group.key1;
    Log-Information %Group.key2;
}

Execute-PowerShell >>
foreach ($Group in $Groups)
{
    Write-host PowerShellLoop
    Write-host $Group
    Write-host "IsHastable: $($Group -is [Hashtable])"
}
>>;

How to pass Groups variable so that PowerShell receives array containing hashtable?

[ben]

Hello @Adam,

What you are doing is correct; this is a bug in the Windows extension.

I've filed inedox-windows#76 to fix this.

[Adam1]

Should this problem already be solved in version 1.7.0? I have this version of the extension installed but the problem still exists.

[rhessinger]

Hi @Adam,

I have pushed an updated extension that includes this fix. The fix is included in the Windows extension 1.0.18+ and 1.7.1+. You should see an update when you check in Administration > Extensions. Please let me know if you have nay issues!

Thanks,
Rich