Examples/TraceRemote.ps1
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#requires -Module Information using module Information <# .Synopsis An example that features tracking time across remote calls .Description Note that you must pass in a $RemoteArgs hashtable with the ComputerName (and Credential if necessary). #> [CmdletBinding()]param($RemoteArgs = @{}) # Another example of a trace template that includes the computer name, but with elapsed time, instead of clock time... Set-InfoTemplate '{PSComputerName} `e[38;5;1m{ElapsedTime:mm:ss.fff} {Indent}`e[38;5;6m{Message} `e[38;5;5m<{Command}> {ScriptName}:{LineNumber}`e[39m' Write-Info "Enter $PSCommandPath" -Tag Enter, Trace if($DebugPreference -ne "SilentlyContinue") { $DebugPreference = "Continue"} # Just waste some time ... foreach ($loop in 1..10) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100 Write-Info "Loop $loop" } Invoke-Command @RemoteArgs { param([System.Management.Automation.ActionPreference]$PassThruPreference) # Preference variables don't pass through Invoke-Command $DebugPreference = $PassThruPreference $env:PSModulePath +=";" + "C:\Users\Joel\Projects\Modules" Import-Module Information Write-Info "No need to pass the StopWatch?" # Call the other example script & (Join-Path (Get-Module Information).ModuleBase "Examples\SimpleExample.ps1") } -Args $DebugPreference Write-Info "Exit $PSCommandPath" -Tag Exit, Trace |