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rbalsleyMSFT
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Updates the build process to remove any existing Apps.iso during cleanup, ensuring a fresh build without stale artifacts. Clarifies in the app script template that configuration variables are treated as strings. The examples are updated to reflect this, preventing potential errors in custom scripts when checking for boolean-like values.
60 lines
2.4 KiB
PowerShell
60 lines
2.4 KiB
PowerShell
<#
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.SYNOPSIS
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This script uses the variables from the AppsScriptVariables hashtable passed to BuildFFUVM.ps1 to run application deployment tasks.
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.DESCRIPTION
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By defining the variables in the AppsScriptVariables hashtable, you can customize the application deployment tasks that are run by this script.
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The BuildFFUVM.ps1 script will export the AppsScriptVariables hashtable to a JSON file in the Orchestration folder.
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Include your own custom script here if you want to run it as part of the application deployment tasks.
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Alternatively, you can pass the AppsScriptVariables hashtable directly to this script.
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#>
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param (
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[hashtable]$AppsScriptVariables
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)
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# Try to read from the JSON file if it exists and AppsScriptVariables is not provided
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$appsScriptVarsJsonPath = Join-Path -Path $PSScriptRoot -ChildPath "AppsScriptVariables.json"
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if ((-not $AppsScriptVariables -or $AppsScriptVariables.Count -eq 0) -and (Test-Path -Path $appsScriptVarsJsonPath)) {
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try {
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$jsonContent = Get-Content -Path $appsScriptVarsJsonPath -Raw -ErrorAction Stop
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$jsonObject = $jsonContent | ConvertFrom-Json -ErrorAction Stop
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# Convert PSCustomObject to hashtable
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$AppsScriptVariables = @{}
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foreach ($prop in $jsonObject.PSObject.Properties) {
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$AppsScriptVariables[$prop.Name] = $prop.Value
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}
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Write-Host "Successfully loaded AppsScriptVariables from $appsScriptVarsJsonPath"
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}
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catch {
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Write-Error "Failed to load AppsScriptVariables from JSON file: $_"
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}
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}
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else {
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Write-Host "AppsScriptVariables provided directly, skipping JSON file load."
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}
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# Example of how to use the AppsScriptVariables hashtable to control script execution
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# Note: The UI saves the values as strings, so if you type true for a value, it'll save to the config file as a string, not boolean
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# Example: Check if a variable named 'foo' is set to string 'bar' and run a script accordingly
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# if ($AppsScriptVariables['foo'] -eq 'bar') {
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# Write-Host "Foo would have installed"
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# }
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# else {
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# Write-Host "Foo would not have installed"
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# }
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# Example: Check if a variable named 'Teams' is set to string 'true' and run a script accordingly
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# if ($AppsScriptVariables['Teams'] -eq 'true') {
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# Write-Host "Teams would have been installed"
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# }
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# else {
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# Write-Host "Teams would not have been installed"
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# }
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# Your code below here
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Write-Host 'Invoke-AppsScript.ps1 finished' |