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Ability to configure Console folder name/path #304

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akshaysura opened this issue Feb 23, 2015 · 7 comments
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Ability to configure Console folder name/path #304

akshaysura opened this issue Feb 23, 2015 · 7 comments

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@akshaysura
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Ability to either configure foldername or path of the Sitecore Powershell console.

A quick solution is to change the folder name in the install itself to Powershell Console.

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AdamNaj commented Feb 23, 2015

Hi Akshay,

Not 100% sure what do you understand by "path of the Sitecore Powershell". You mean you want to customize where the scripts are located? If that is the case this is more complicated than changing the location of the items or files. There are dependencies on those locations inside the code. Could you elaborate on what you want to achieve by the change?

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Location of the physical Console folder. Its conflicting with Insite
Console folder.

May be we could change it to be more specific like website\powershell
consol instead of website\console

I am not sure if we can use a config json file similar to node.js

I didn't decompile the dll's so not sure where the paths are located.

On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 11:56 AM, Adam Najmanowicz <notifications@github.com

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Hi Akshay,

Not 100% sure what do you understand by "path of the Sitecore Powershell".
You mean you want to customize where the scripts are located? If that is
the case this is more complicated than changing the location of the items
or files. There are dependencies on those locations inside the code. Could
you elaborate on what you want to achieve by the change?


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AdamNaj commented Feb 23, 2015

This is changing in 3.0 which will be released soon.
Those files will be in /sitecore modules/PowerShell/ and /sitecore modules/Shell/PowerShell/ This work has been done as part of Issue #267

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oh thats great!

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AdamNaj commented Feb 23, 2015

Feel free to close the issue if this solves your problem :)
Was that the idea you were referring to on LinkedIn?

@AdamNaj AdamNaj added this to the User Support - no issue found milestone Feb 23, 2015
@akshaysura
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yes Sir!

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AdamNaj commented Feb 23, 2015

Thanks Akshay! And thanks for using the module :)

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