I know this has to be incredibly simple but everything I’m finding is how to recover the path of another file. What I need to get is the path of the powershell file that is running. That way it can be moved and still function properly.
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I know this has to be incredibly simple but everything I’m finding is how to recover the path of another file. What I need to get is the path of the powershell file that is running. That way it can be moved and still function properly.
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