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How can I show a message to console when start script using Start-Job? I tried write-warning but don’t work.
Example:
# On file script.ps1
#dumb code here
write-warning "Success!"
#end file
PS> Start-Job script.ps1
Background jobs run in a separate PowerShell.exe process so the only way to get text from the background job code and display on the interactive console is to use
Receive-Job.In the background job code use
Write-Output "Success".Start-Job script.ps1 | Wait-Job | Receive-Jobwill display your message.