Master the Art of Process Control Start-Process with PassThru Wait in PowerShell

Execute-Process -Path “$scriptDirectory\files\thor10-win\thor64 ... PassThru # $result now contains what happened after running the EXE. I'm currently writing a PowerShell script that will commit changes to a Mercurial repository, then push those changes out to our central ... Src/Private/Start-WaitProcess.ps1 ... Starts and waits for a process to exit. ... # Path to process to start. ... [System.String] $FilePath, # Arguments (if any) to ... $p = Start-Process .\console.exe -PassThru -Wait $p.ExitCode. -PassThru :- causes Start-Process to returns an object containing information ... -Wait Wait for the specified process to complete before accepting more input. This parameter suppresses the command prompt or retains the window until the ... Use the same argument list variable Start-Process Test.exe -ArgumentList $arguments -Wait . ... PassThru -Wait -RedirectStandardError ... The Wait-Process cmdlet waits for one or more running processes to be stopped before accepting input. In the Windows PowerShell console, this ... In PowerShell 2, you can use the Start-Process command. If you want to retain a connection to the process, use the -PassThru parameter. ... PassThru Wait-Process -Id $p.Id 'External Script ended with exit code ' + $p.ExitCode. If you call the script directly (without Start-Process) ... $process = Start-Process -FilePath "C:\batch\script.bat" -PassThru Wait-Process -Id $process.Id Write-Host "Batch process completed.