Load / run .ps1 script on poweshell commandline (like CALL)

I have a .ps1 file in the current folder, which I want to execute
(inside powershell). How do I do that?

(the same thin CALL does in a batch file)

I feel totallystupid - I spent half an hour searching and reading for
that with no result whatsoever.

Are you typing interactively? Then do this:-

../myfile.ps1 <enter>

Just typing myfile.ps1 <enter> won't work.

Andrew Webb

Andrew Webb wrote:
> Are you typing interactively? Then do this:-
>
> ../myfile.ps1 <enter>
>
> Just typing myfile.ps1 <enter> won't work.
>
> Andrew Webb

If the file is not signed then you will also need to make sure you
execution policy allows it.

Get-ExecutionPolicy will tell you what you are current set to. At the
moment mine is set to RemoteSigned (Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned)
because I have not got round to setting up a short cut to sign scripts.

I have to admit the ./ and execution policy had me scratching my head a
bit to begin with.

RoB

thanks fols, that helps a lot
Rob Kenny wrote:
> Andrew Webb wrote:
> > Are you typing interactively? Then do this:-
> >
> > ../myfile.ps1 <enter>
> >
> > Just typing myfile.ps1 <enter> won't work.
> >
> > Andrew Webb
>
> If the file is not signed then you will also need to make sure you
> execution policy allows it.
>
> Get-ExecutionPolicy will tell you what you are current set to. At the
> moment mine is set to RemoteSigned (Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned)
> because I have not got round to setting up a short cut to sign scripts.
>
> I have to admit the ./ and execution policy had me scratching my head a
> bit to begin with.
>
> RoB