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Build PowerShell as "framework-dependent"
Before I start a time expensive and maybe unsuccessful attempt: Is it relatively easily possible to compile PowerShell from the source and make it "framework-dependent" instead of "self-contained"? In doing so, PowerShell could be de-coupled from the .NET runtime (which is most probably already installed), and maybe an even newer runtime version could be used (currently, PowerShell has no .NET 10 packed and I have to wait for a release that supports it)...
Error trying to Connect-PnPOnline
Hi! I'm using PowerShell in VSC to run the following script: # Install PnP PowerShell module if not already installed # Install-Module PnP.PowerShell -Force # Define SharePoint site URL, folder path, and the sensitivity label to apply $SiteUrl = "https://yourtenant.sharepoint.com/sites/yoursite" $FolderPath = "Shared Documents/YourFolder" # Example: "Documents/ConfidentialData" $SensitivityLabelId = "YourSensitivityLabelId" # The GUID of your sensitivity label # Connect to SharePoint Online Connect-PnPOnline -Url $SiteUrl -UseWebLogin # This will open a browser for authentication # Get all files in the specified folder $Files = Get-PnPListItem -List "Documents" -Folder $FolderPath | Where-Object { $_.FileSystemObjectType -eq "File" } # Loop through each file and apply the sensitivity label foreach ($File in $Files) { Write-Host "Applying label to: $($File.FieldValues.FileRef)" Set-PnPSensitivityLabel -ListItem $File -SensitivityLabelId $SensitivityLabelId } Write-Host "Sensitivity label application complete." I keep getting this error, "OperationStopped: Unable to load DLL 'msalruntime' or one of its dependencies: The specified module could not be found. (0x8007007E) See https://aka.ms/msal-net-wam#troubleshooting" I'm using: ExchangeOnlineManagement version 3.9.0 PnP.Powershell version 3.1.0 VSC version 1.107 PowerShell version 7.5.3.0 I've tried changing Connect-PnpOnline from "UseWebLogin" to "Interactive" (that asks for an Entra ID App Reg and says it's not supported). Any idea where this going wrong?Set-PnpSensitivityLabel cmdlet not found after installing module
Hi All! I've been working on a script to set sensitivity labels for all files in a SharePoint folder. I'm using the cmdlet "Set-PnPSensitivityLabel" but it isn't found. I've uninstalled pnp.powershell. I've reinstalled it. I've updated it. I've imported it. (Repeated these steps twice) The cmdlet is still not found. I've listed all the cmdlets in the module and it is not being installed. Any suggestions would be appreciated.Get-PnPListItem retrieving no files from SharePoint folder with files
Hello! Can anyone assist with this script? I'm fairly new to PowerShell and it's likely something simple I don't know, yet. # Install PnP PowerShell module if not already installed # Install-Module PnP.PowerShell -Force # Define SharePoint site URL, folder path, and the sensitivity label to apply $SiteUrl = "https://XXXXXXXXXX.sharepoint.com/" $FolderPath = "/sites/IT/Shared%20Documents/General/Azure%20SSO" # Example: "/Documents/ConfidentialData" $SensitivityLabelId = "7e01211f-294a-4f47-9efd-aebe45f12d17" # The GUID of your sensitivity label # Connect to SharePoint Online Connect-PnPOnline -Url $SiteUrl -ClientID "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" # This will open a browser for authentication # Get all files in the specified folder Write-Host "Getting Files..." $Files = Get-PnPListItem -List "Documents" -FolderServerRelativeUrl $FolderPath | Where-Object { $_.FileSystemObjectType -eq "File" } Write-Host "Files found $Files" # Loop through each file and apply the sensitivity label foreach ($File in $Files) { Write-Host "Applying label to: $($File.FieldValues.FileRef)" Set-PnPSensitivityLabel -ListItem $File -SensitivityLabelId $SensitivityLabelId } Write-Host "Sensitivity label application complete." The line $Files = Get-PnPListItem -List "Documents" -FolderServerRelativeUrl $FolderPath | Where-Object { $_.FileSystemObjectType -eq "File" } retrieves no files so it just skips the following loop and ends with no errors. I added the line Write-Host "Files found $Files" to verify that it was not finding anything.
