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Why does using module statement not reload module?
If you are using the using module statement, it will load the module without any issues. However, if you make a change to the module and run the using module statement again without restarting your PowerShell session, it will not load the new modified module into memory, and instead will continue to use the old existing module that was loaded.
How to avoid using ” using module ” statement?
Ideally we would just use Import-Module -Name [module name] -Force to avoid this issue, but that does not work for importing class es, so the using module statement must be used. Update: This problem also exists in Windows PowerShell (not Core).
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When to use using when importing a module?
Import-Module, on the other hand, is “just” a cmdlet and so, like all cmdlets, it takes parameters. Behaviorally, keywords are processed once at parse time. This is why you have to use using when importing a class definition that you are deriving from.
What to do if command was found but module could not be loaded?
But if I try to run the function, I get the error: “command was found in the module but the module could not be loaded. For more information, run ‘Import-Module .”
Why is my custom module not loading in PowerShell?
This is because the PowerShell console or ISE is unable to get the module from given module path’s in the environment variable “PSModulePath”. To fix the issue, You have to make sure your custom module’s path is appended to the PSModulePath.
How to reduce the problem of using module?
BuildVersion 10.0. 17134.228 CLRVersion 4.0. 30319.42000 WSManStackVersion 3.0 PSRemotingProtocolVersion 2.3 SerializationVersion 1.1. 0.1 The problem can be somewhat reduced by using both the using module statement and Import-Module -Force statement, like this: