Apply-PnPProvisioningTemplate response #2843
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Hi, Is there a way to get response after calling Apply-PnPProvisioningTemplate? Such as success or errors. Thanks, |
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you can turn on logging if you want to: Set-PnPTraceLog -On -LogFile c:\pathtoyourfile.txt
Apply-PnPProvisioningTemplate -Path yourfile.xml
Set-PnPTraceLog -OffIf an error occurs, an exception will be thrown by the engine, which you can retrieve with Get-PnPExceptionIf you want more detailed control over the output of the provisioning engine, you will have to call it yourself from .NET code, which is effectively what PnP PowerShell is doing to. The provisioning engine is located in the PnP Sites Core project: https://github.com/pnp/pnp-sites-core. |
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Very nice! Thanks for the response. |
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you can turn on logging if you want to:
If an error occurs, an exception will be thrown by the engine, which you can retrieve with
Get-PnPExceptionIf you want more detailed control over the output of the provisioning engine, you will have to call it yourself from .NET code, which is effectively what PnP PowerShell is doing to. The provisioning engine is located in the PnP Sites Core project: https://github.com/pnp/pnp-sites-core.