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Expand Up @@ -1443,6 +1443,13 @@ The amount (in megabytes) of available free disk space we should check for (over

Example: 100


`OctopusShouldFailDeploymentOnSubstitutionFails`

If set to "True", the deployment will fail if any variable substitution fails. This variable was added in Octopus 2025.1.0.

Example: True

`Octopus.Action.PowerShell.CustomPowerShellVersion`

If specified, Windows PowerShell scripts will be invoked using `PowerShell.exe -version {Version}` where {Version} is the value you specified. Accepted values are *2.0*, *3.0*, *4.0, 5.0*.<br/>PowerShell Core scripts will be invoked using the installed version of PowerShell core which matches the specified value. The value must match one of the directories contained within `%PROGRAMFILES%\PowerShell`. Example values include *6* and *7-preview*.
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