Hello
I've written a script to run a bunch of tests against our various vCloud Director sites. It works fine on the box I was developing it on (which runs Powershell 3 / PowerCLI 5.1 R1). When I've moved it to another machine (running Powershell 4 / PowerCLI 5.8) it starts behaving a bit strange.
For instance, I've taken to shortcutting my commands like this:
$Orgvdc = Get-OrgVDC "My First Org VDC"
This works fine on the box running Powershell3/PowerCLI5.1 box but if I run the same on my Powershell4/PowerCLI5.8 box I get the following error:
Get-OrgVdc OrgVdc with name 'My First Org VDC' was not found using the specified filter(s).
It only seems to work on PS4/PCLI5.8 if I do it this way:
$Orgvdc = Get-OrgVDC | where {$_.name -eq "My First Org VDC"}
Does anyone know if something has changed in Powershell 4 or PowerCLI 5.8 that has stopped us from being lazy and doing it the short method?
EDIT: Just realised that it seems to work if I have no spaces in the name. So Get-OrgVDC "MyOrgVDC" works (if there is one with that name) but Get-OrgVDC "My Org VDC" appears not to work - returning a " "My Org VDC" was not found using the specified filters" error. So a problem with spaces then?
Dave
