The tale of how the PowerShell CmdLets got installed with Azure SDK 1.4
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Published on Sat, 12 Mar 2011 02:43:55 GMT
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I installed the Azure SDK 1.4 while rebuilding my laptop and ran the installation for the Windows Azure Service Management PowerShell CmdLets.
Kicked off the installation script for the WASM PowerShell CmdLets by locating the path to which WASM PowerShell CmdLets was deployed to.
Double clicked the startHere command. It will then open the WASM installation dialog.
Click Next.
Click Next.
Notice the red x next to the Azure SDK 1.3, the problem is I have SDK 1.4
Here is the workaround, I go back to the location of the deployed WASM sources.
Go into the setup path, then scripts>dependencies>check.
Now, locate the CheckAzureSDK.ps1 file, and right-click, then edit.
This is the content in the ps1 file, it check for the specific version of the Azure SDK, in this case, it is looking for version 1.3.11133.0038.
We need for it to check for version 1.4.20227.1419
Now, save your ps1 file, go back to the open WASM install dialog, and click rescan.
This time it should pass, then click next.
A Command prompt window will appear, click any key.
This completes the installation, click Close.
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