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I want to use a PowerShell script which has below cmdlet. When I tried to use MS Hosted Pipeline agent with Parallel feature I'm getting "Parameter set cannot be resolved using the specified named parameters" error. How can I execute the script.
ForEach-Object -Parallel $scriptBlock
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The "-Parallel" parameter is present in PowerShell 7. It's not present in PowerShell 5. Which version of PowerShell are you using?
@Rich Matheisen We are using Azure Pipelines under Agent Pool with Windows-latest as Agent Specification. Below is the task details.
Task : Azure PowerShell
Description : Run a PowerShell script within an Azure environment
Version : 5.238.11
Author : Microsoft Corporation
Well, 5.238.11 doesn't look like a PowerShell version number.
You might get a better answer by adding an appropriate Azure tag to your original post, or by asking the question on the StackOverflow site.
The error you're getting implied the use of PowerShell 5.
Yeah, I figured out. Thanks
Are you going to keep the solution a secret?
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@Ramakrishna Abhijeet P what is the solution then?