Fixed a problem

[heilingbrunner]

Hi,

when i used Invoke-ps2exe with arguments, it failed with a message 'cmd-let Invoke-ps2exe not found ...'. Using only Invoke-ps2exe showed the help text correctly. I solved the problem adding an 'Import-Module ...; statement before the recursive 'Invoke-ps2exe' command inside of the function. This imports your module in the new started session and fixed my problem.

function Invoke-ps2exe
{
        ...

	if (!$nested -and ($PSVersionTable.PSEdition -eq "Core"))
	{ 

               ...

		$CallParam += " -nested"

		$commandname = $($MyInvocation.MyCommand.Name)
                $modulePath = "$PSScriptRoot\ps2exe.psm1"
                $command = "Import-Module '$modulePath'; & '$commandname' $CallParam"

                Write-Host "Executing new session: $command"

                # Execute the command in a new Windows PowerShell process
                powershell -Command $command
        
		return
     
       ...

Please check if this is a correct fix.

Thank you.

[elijsearle]

I had the same issue. Worked for me as well

[MScholtes]

Hello @heilingbrunner,

as PS2EXE is made for Windows Powershell and not for Powershell Core, it was never my focus to get it running in a Core environment. But your approach seems to be a good idea.

I will make some tests.

Greetings

Markus