[Issue]: function Get-ScheduledTask is conflicting with built-in ps scriptlet in custom scripts

[bernyst5]

Describe the bug

hi, if you add a custom script, where you are using the native scriptlet Get-ScheduledTask it is conflicting with the function from BisF.psm1 which is identically named.

Steps to reproduce

1. create a new custom script and store it in the custom folder
2. you can use following simple line: (Get-ScheduledTask -TaskName $taskName).State
3. in log file it is now looping, cause get-scheduledtask will trigger the function from module, and it does not have the same capabilities as the built in scriptlet

Expected behavior

maybe rename the BisF function to Get-BisFScheduledTask as this is commonly used in the module.

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Additional context

[EUCweb]

All Functions in BISF.psm1 are called through BISF.psd1 with the PreFix BISF, means the function Get-ScheduledTask in BISF.psm1 will be called with Get-BISFScheduledTask.

in BISF.psm1 there are 4 functions to manage the ScheduledTask:

BIS-F/Framework/SubCall/Global/BISF.psm1

Line 1040 in f2e7d71

function Get-ScheduledTask {

BIS-F/Framework/SubCall/Global/BISF.psm1

Line 1102 in f2e7d71

function Stop-ScheduledTask {

BIS-F/Framework/SubCall/Global/BISF.psm1

Line 1169 in f2e7d71

function Disable-ScheduledTask {

BIS-F/Framework/SubCall/Global/BISF.psm1

Line 1235 in f2e7d71

function Enable-ScheduledTask {

the functions itself are called with the PreFix BIS-F

please check if you can rewrite your custom script to use the BIS-F own functions to manage the ScheduledTask

[bernyst5]

hi team, i will close the issue, as i found a workaround.
as soon as i call Get-ScheduledTask within a custom script, its referring to the function added in BISF.psm1. (although i am not using the prefix)

in my custom script i am using now:
$taskInfo = schtasks /Query /TN $fullTaskPath /FO LIST /V $stateLine = $taskInfo | Where-Object { $_ -like "Status:*" } $state = $stateLine -replace "Status:\s*", ""
to get the current state of a scheduled task.

thanks for your help