Edit: I also just tried using PowerShell 7 with same results
Hi Steve,
when you want to use Python (1) in the dynamic folder script, you need to configure the Python interpreter (2) in the settings and configure the correct path:
I'm not following, what about this screenshot is incorrect?
Sorry I wasn't clearer. From the screen in the background, I think you want to execute a Python script as the dynamic folder script. If so, you need to configure the path to the Python executable (not the PowerShell executable as shown in the screenshot). Simply use the dropdown to switch to the Python Script Interpreter and configure the correct path there.
I hope this makes sense.
Regards,
Stefan
Ok I got it working using Python for (2). This was very misleading because powershell was the default interpreter for Python in RTS and Powershell can run Python.
Glad you got it working!
Steve Lobdell
I'm trying to use a dynamic folder with a python script (the AWS sample script). I get the error that the selected script interpreter is not properly configured.
The interpreter is set to use powershell at the default location:
%windir%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe
When I run the executable manually and type "python" I do get to the installed Python details (Python 3.13.5) and the Python prompt.
So I'm not exactly sure what isn't correctly configured or if there are additional dependencies I need to have installed? There is not much in the way of documentation for specific interpreters. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.