I encountered an error calling
PutFileToDirectory():
try {
$hostDirectory = Get-PathBelowWebRoot -pcRoot $pcRoot -file $file
$remove = $false
$session.PutFileToDirectory($file.fullName, $hostDirectory, $remove, $options)
}
catch {
Write-Error $_
$($_.InvocationInfo)
exit
}
PowerShell issues the following error message:
Write-Error: Exception calling "PutFileToDirectory" with "4" argument(s): "Cannot create remote file '/C:/Users/Dick/\bib/bibliography.htm'. No such file or directory. Error code: 2 Error message from server: No such file"
This error is not unexpected, since often the target folder won't exist yet. But,
how do I find the error code returned from the call? (apparently "2" in this case).
Do I have to parse error messages? I didn't see an “error code” property in the thrown exception. If the issue is simply that the target directory doesn't exist, I can create the directory & retry. But if the problem is something else, I need to know to figure out what action to take.
$PSVersionTable.Version:
Major Minor Patch PreReleaseLabel BuildLabel
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7 3 4
Using the PowerShell extension to Visual Studio Code 1.79.0.