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Trying Start-MyTimer - Line 4 of Start-MyTimer.ps1 errors:
Unable to find type [MyTimer].
Get-TypeData MyTimer reveals the type is registered but appears to be empty:
Expected MyTimer to start without error.
PowerShell versions tested: - 7.3.7; 7.3.3; 5.1 PSTimers Version 1.0.1 Running with executionPolicy in bypass
Is there a problem with mytimer.types.ps1xml? I looked at it but it seems fine.
Other
Windows 11 Pro or Enterprise
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
That's a simple fix. The MyTimer class is private.
MyTimer
Sorry, something went wrong.
I've published v1.1.0 to the PowerShell Gallery, which should fix this. I also discovered the class definition was missing.
Great - testing shortly.
Working perfectly!
jdhitsolutions
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Describe the problem
Trying Start-MyTimer - Line 4 of Start-MyTimer.ps1 errors:
Get-TypeData MyTimer reveals the type is registered but appears to be empty:
Expectation
Expected MyTimer to start without error.
Additional Information
PowerShell versions tested: - 7.3.7; 7.3.3; 5.1
PSTimers Version 1.0.1
Running with executionPolicy in bypass
Is there a problem with mytimer.types.ps1xml? I looked at it but it seems fine.
PowerShell version
Other
Platform
Windows 11 Pro or Enterprise
Additional Checks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: