public/Invoke-PnPWsl2Script.ps1
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# Import required modules using module ..\private\PnPWsl2Helpers.psm1 using module ..\private\ValidateWslLocalInstance.psm1 Set-StrictMode -Version 3 $ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" <# .SYNOPSIS Invokes a Bash script in a WSL 2 Instance. .DESCRIPTION The Invoke-PnPWsl2Script function is used to execute a Bash script in a WSL 2 Instance. It takes the script base name and the target WSL 2 Instance as mandatory parameters. .PARAMETER ScriptPath The Bash script path to be executed. .PARAMETER Instance The target WSL 2 Instance where the script will be executed. Use the ValidateWslLocalInstance argument completer to provide valid Instance names. .EXAMPLE Invoke-PnPWsl2Script -scriptBaseName "MyScript.sh" -Instance "Ubuntu-20.04" This example invokes the Bash script named "MyScript.sh" in the "Ubuntu-20.04" WSL 2 Instance. #> function Invoke-PnPWsl2Script { [CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] $ScriptPath, # The Bash script path to be executed. [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateSet([ValidateWslLocalInstance])] [ArgumentCompleter({ param($wordToComplete) [string[]] $validValues = [ValidateWslLocalInstance]::new().GetValidValues() $validValues -like "$wordToComplete*" })] $Instance # The target WSL 2 Instance where the script will be executed. ) Begin{ #telemetry tracking #cmdletName Send-PnPWsl2TrackEventTelemetry -EventName $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Name $env:LogScope = "" } Process { if (-Not(Test-Wsl2Enabled)) { Write-Log "`bWSL2 is not enabled" return } $config = Get-ModuleConfiguration $cmdFile = $scriptPath # Path to the script file $cmdFileWsl = $cmdFile.Replace("\","/").Replace("//","/") # Replace backslashes with forward slashes in the file path $cmd = $config.Commands.'Get-WSlPath' -f $Instance, $cmdFileWsl # Generate the command to get the WSL path of the script file $cmdFileExecute = Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd # Execute the command to get the WSL path of the script file $cmd = $config.Commands.'Execute-WSlBashFile' -f $Instance, $cmdFileExecute # Generate the command to execute the script file in WSL Invoke-Expression -Command $cmd # Execute the command to execute the script file in WSL } } |