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Allow specifying multiple $Files using string array #32
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Hi @am11, the error seems to be coming from the Thanks |
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Retriggering the build did the trick, yay! 🚀 |
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@gaelcolas, just a note. Not all files in the repo follow the eol rule written in .gitattributes, so after the fresh clone, we get the modified files even when our global autocrlf is |
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Thanks for the heads up. I'll probably need to first fix that in another PR and then ask you to rebase. But I'll have to have a proper look, in a few days. |
This enables array input for
Filesparameter:xRobocopy CopyByUsingFilesFilter { Source = 'C:\temp\source' Destination = 'C:\temp\destination' Files = @('test1.txt', 'test2.txt') }while keeping the (currently supported) single input
Files = 'test.txt'and glob patternFiles = '*.sql'intact.This change is