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The code nessesary to add modules to your Azure Powershell Functions without using any other tools then Powershell
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| try { | |
| $NuGet = Get-PackageProvider -ListAvailable -Name Nuget -ErrorAction Stop | |
| } Catch { | |
| # Logging to the console in Azure gives a warm and cosy feeling and provides documentation for your scripts | |
| Write-Output "Installing NuGet" | |
| Install-PackageProvider NuGet -Scope CurrentUser -Force | Out-Null | |
| } | |
| $PSLocalModulePath = "$($env:UserProfile)\Documents\WindowsPowershell\Modules" | |
| # Test the existance of the path, and create it, if it doesn't exist | |
| if (!$(Test-Path $PSLocalModulePath)){ | |
| Write-Output "Creating $PSLocalModulePath" | |
| New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $PSLocalModulePath -Force | Out-Null | |
| } | |
| # Get an array with the module paths | |
| [string[]]$ModulePaths = $env:PSModulePath -split ';' | |
| # Find the broken path(s) | |
| [string[]]$BrokenPaths = $ModulePaths | where {$_ -notmatch '^\w:'} | |
| # Remove the broken paths and doublets and create a new array | |
| [string[]]$GoodPaths = $ModulePaths| where {$BrokenPaths -notcontains $_} | Select-Object -Unique | |
| # Only update the variable, if the local module path is missing | |
| if ($GoodPaths -notcontains $PSLocalModulePath){ | |
| Write-Output "Adding $PSLocalModulePath to PSModulePath" | |
| # Add the local module path first in the PSModulePath | |
| $NewModulePath = $PSLocalModulePath, $($GoodPaths -join ';') -join ';' | |
| $env:PSModulePath = $NewModulePath | |
| } | |
| # Replace $MyModule with any module you have available | |
| $MyModule = "Replace with your module" | |
| if (!$(Test-Path $(Join-Path $PSLocalModulePath $MyModule))){ | |
| Write-Output "Installing $MyModule" | |
| try { | |
| Install-Module $MyModule -Scope CurrentUser -Force | |
| } | |
| catch { | |
| try { | |
| # for some reason AzureRM modules are picky. If you got one installed, the others can only be copied to the folder. | |
| Save-Module $MyModule -Path $PSLocalModulePath | |
| } catch { | |
| Write-Output $error[0].tostring() | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
Narrowed it down to this:
If you set the application setting WEBSITE_LOAD_CERTIFICATES to anything - "*", a thumbprint, even if it's to a certificate that is then successfully imported - the above error occurs.
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I used this in a test project while learning about Azure, and it's worked properly for a few weeks (I've replaced lines 30 and beyond with a function so it can be used with multiple modules if I need them). Yesterday, it stopped working with the following error:
Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Usual disclaimers to the effect that I don't think I changed anything of significance.