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InvalidArgument: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\Modules\Thycotic.SecretServer\functions\users\Get-TssUser.ps1:67
Line |
67 | [Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User]$restResponse
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Cannot convert value "@{DATA}" value of type
| "System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject" to type "Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User"."
Please run the command using -Verbose
VERBOSE: Command invocation: get-tssuser -TssSession:TssSessionObject -Id:System.Int32[] -Verbose:True
VERBOSE: Performing the operation GET https://ridutrecht.secretservercloud.eu/api/v1/users/2
InvalidArgument: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\Modules\Thycotic.SecretServer\functions\users\Get-TssUser.ps1:67
Line |
67 | [Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User]$restResponse
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Cannot convert value "@{DATA}" value of type
| "System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject" to type "Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User"."
Provide a test case or steps to reproduce
For example Get-TssUser -TssSession $Session -Id 7 gives the error. But also the Update-TssUser gives the error, maybe for other commands too, but I haven't tried that.
Expected behavior
I expect the output to be usable. I still can read the output, like the properties of the given user, but it's not usable because I can't store it in a variable for example.
Possible solution:
I removed [Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User] from the Get-TssUser module (see here) and then it works fine.
I'm not sure if this is a bug or not or that something is wrong with my Powershell instance, but either way there should be a fix.
What Edition of Secret Server?
Cloud Subscription
What version of Secret Server
Secret Server Cloud
What PowerShell host was used when producing this error
PowerShell Core (pwsh)
PowerShell Host Version
7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@jagger I updated the ticket. I didn't include the verbose because I had the idea that it was not useful. I also updated the error message so its complete!
Verified issue does not already exist?
Yes
What error did you receive
InvalidArgument: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\Modules\Thycotic.SecretServer\functions\users\Get-TssUser.ps1:67
Line |
67 | [Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User]$restResponse
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Cannot convert value "@{DATA}" value of type
| "System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject" to type "Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User"."
Please run the command using -Verbose
VERBOSE: Command invocation: get-tssuser -TssSession:TssSessionObject -Id:System.Int32[] -Verbose:True
VERBOSE: Performing the operation GET https://ridutrecht.secretservercloud.eu/api/v1/users/2
InvalidArgument: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\Modules\Thycotic.SecretServer\functions\users\Get-TssUser.ps1:67
Line |
67 | [Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User]$restResponse
| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
| Cannot convert value "@{DATA}" value of type
| "System.Management.Automation.PSCustomObject" to type "Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User"."
Provide a test case or steps to reproduce
For example
Get-TssUser -TssSession $Session -Id 7
gives the error. But also theUpdate-TssUser
gives the error, maybe for other commands too, but I haven't tried that.Expected behavior
I expect the output to be usable. I still can read the output, like the properties of the given user, but it's not usable because I can't store it in a variable for example.
Possible solution:
I removed
[Thycotic.PowerShell.Users.User]
from theGet-TssUser
module (see here) and then it works fine.I'm not sure if this is a bug or not or that something is wrong with my Powershell instance, but either way there should be a fix.
What Edition of Secret Server?
Cloud Subscription
What version of Secret Server
Secret Server Cloud
What PowerShell host was used when producing this error
PowerShell Core (pwsh)
PowerShell Host Version
7
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: