Unable to find resourceId in '$file' file name, when running as pipeline about devops_pipelines

[maudlinp]

Thanks for the responses! My apologies for not getting back sooner, I was out of the office.

I took the updated code you have and just replaced the variables at the top. It is now working again without error. I didn't need to edit the script beyond the personal variables at the top.

Thanks again for all of your help! This script is the best thing since sliced bread. It is so helpful to see what changes have been made on a daily basis.

[maudlinp]

I suspect that something changed in IntuneCD that doesn't work with your YAML code now?

[ztrhgf]

Yep, the problem is that the new IntuneCD version 2.1.0 backups additional Intune data.

What my pipeline code expects is that every json has ID in its name. Which does not apply to scope tags obviously. I've reported this issue to the IntuneCD author.

For now you have to exclude ScopeTag backup via altering "--exclude ScopeTags"

[ztrhgf]

OK so this is strange.

For me this is working perfectly fine. are you absolutely sure your pipeline is not edited in any way?

The problem here is probably the thing that resourceId of default scope tag is zero. Which probably causes trouble in pipeline line 266

if ($resourceId) {

But it shouldn't because internal function _getResourceId returns it as a string which should be treated as true when if condition is calculated.

So please try to modify pipeline line 266 to

if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($resourceId)) {

[ztrhgf]

thanks 👍