[Bug] I can't update any apps using pwsh 7

[MetalDevOps]

Bug Report

Current Behavior

After running the scoop update * command, the output informs which apps need updating but the execution ends without updating any. If I try to update an app individually, the same behavior occurs. Using Windows Powershell, it works perfectly.

Additional context/output

The problem started to occur after updating to pwsh 7.4.6, but rolling back to previous versions did not solve the problem.

System details

Windows version: 11

OS architecture: 64bit

PowerShell version: 7.4.6

Scoop Configuration

{
  "last_update": "2024-10-31T20:29:11.861105-03:00",
  "scoop_branch": "master",
  "scoop_repo": "https://github.com/ScoopInstaller/Scoop",
  "aria2-warning-enabled": false
}

[HUMORCE]

Cannot reproduce.

Do you have different profiles between Windows PowerShell and PowerShell Core? If so, check them.

[MetalDevOps]

Hi @HUMORCE

Yes, I use the same profile, but when my main profile is loaded in Windows Powershell, it gives some errors.

I did a test here, I removed my profile and after that it started working again using Powershell Core, so I imagine that something in my profile caused a bug in the scoop, I will be testing to see what could have caused it, thanks for the tip.

[MetalDevOps]

Got it, I had set an alias with the name "update" in my profile, after removing the alias the scoop started working again, I just wonder if this behavior is expected.

[HUMORCE]

Reproduction:

❯ Set-Alias -Name update -Value "#"

❯ scoop update *
gh: 2.60.1 -> 2.61.0
Updating one outdated app:
update: C:\Users\humorce\scoop\apps\scoop\current\libexec\scoop-update.ps1:465
Line |
 465 |      $outdated | ForEach-Object { update @_ $quiet $independent $sugge …
     |                                   ~~~~~~
     | The term '#' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program. Check the spelling of
     | the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

[MetalDevOps]

Reproduction:

create a function on powershell profile:

function Update-Profile {
        . $PROFILE
}
Set-Alias update Update-Profile