Even while many "e-learning books" claim that functionalities work with the PowerShell Core from a Mac (even documented with screenshots): they do not work. Too many modules (while they do install) simply do not work from Mac OSX, for the reason that Weiss mentioned. Butyou simply cannot do anything 'serious' with PowerShell Core on a Mac. My experience: PowerShell Core works on OSX in the sense that the software runs and that you can use a few modules, like Teams. Do you or anyone else have an idea how to do that? Help is much Weiss and Maharjan On trying to use PowerShell from MacOSX: So now I think about setting up PowerShell though Azure. what to do next? I already repeated the entire installation: no effect. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again." " Connect-SPOService: The term 'Connect-SPOService' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. " Connect-SPOService -Url $orgName -Credential $userCredential" Hence when I run (with the variables set to the correct values) So, apparently, while there is no sign that the SPO module was not successfully imported, it is not possible to connect to SPO. If I then run a get-help on 'connect*' I get:Ĭonnect-AzAccount from module Az.AccountsĬonnect-MicrosoftTeams from module MicrosoftTeams Following all provided information in Microsoft Help docs: Using latest OSX, I wanted to set up PowerShell for MacOS.
What I want to do is setup scripts with help of PowerShell, to create Team sites with Teams plus a few dedicated Lists which I need to provide to customers in order to allow a PowerApp read/write data on that list. I don't have a PC, I work with a MacBookPro.
Let me first explain why I want to use PowerShell end then explain the problem that I ran into (similar to your problem). Hi Maharjan , I run into the same or at least similar problem.
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