issue with /execute in build script

[matelich]

We switched to Azure signing with the helpful instructions on the site, works great on our mainline build script, looks like this:

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	echo ;aic > aic.txt
	echo SetProperty ProductName="Zetec Software (Prototype)" >> aic.txt
	echo SetAzureKeyVaultSecret %AZURE_KEYVAULT_SECRET% >> aic.txt
	echo Build -buildslist EddynetVelocity  >> aic.txt
	%ADVANCEDINSTALLER% /execute %EDDYNETVELOCITYPROJECTFILE% aic.txt -nofail >> %ADVANCEDINSTALLEROUT%

However, the same signing settings in my .aip and same script section is failing on my release candidate branch. The output is

Parse error in file: "e:\dev\eddynet-EVR_V1_19_0_0\projects\aic.txt" at line: [1] column: [0] (code: not well-formed (invalid token)).

I can manually run the /execute command in a prompt with no problem. Any suggestions?

[Catalin]

Hello,

I think this might have to do with the following line:

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echo ;aic > aic.txt

what does that exactly do? If I'm not mistaken, it's used to write to the aic.txt file?

I'm asking this because the aic.txt file should already contain that, so adding it again might trigger this parsing error.

I can manually run the /execute command in a prompt with no problem

Do you run only the execute command, or the entire script? If you encapsulate that into a batch file and run it whole, does it still work?

Best regards,
Catalin

[matelich]

Yes, I was using that to dynamically generate 3 different flavors of aic.txt. I since realized you could use %ENV% vars in the aic.txt.

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to have helped. I reworked the script to use:

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;aic 
SetProperty ProductName="%EVRBuildProductName%" 
SetAzureKeyVaultSecret %AZURE_KEYVAULT_SECRET%
Build -buildslist %EVRBuildList%  

But I'm still getting the same parse error message.

I can still use this scheme successfully in a powershell prompt and the old scheme is still working fine on my mainline build. I'm guessing that one batch file is doing something odd that throws off AI, but I can't think what it might be.