I'm calling a PS script from Command Prompt using the following line
powershell "& 'c:/script.ps1'" However I need the script to be relative to the command prompt window. So if command prompt was looking at C: then the script would effectively be
powershell "& 'script.ps1'" Is there a way to inject the relative path?
powershell "& '%cd%\script.ps1'" or if you mean to use the directory from which the batch file was launched in the powershell script then you would use a parameter by putting this type of line at the start of your PS script...
param([string]$Directory) Then populating it from the command line invocation like...
Powershell C:\script.ps1 -Directory %cd% To inject the relative path, where you start your batch file you have to write
powershell "& '%~dp0\script.ps1'" 