@Russ That works, thank you!

@Russ That works, thank you!

I'm trying to write a script to automatically download the latest iOS/iPadOS IPSWs using blacktop/IPSW. When I run the script from right click>Run or from Powershell-ISE it works fine, but when I execute the script from TRIGGERcmd it pops an error:

==DEBUG: running as John Doe
==DEBUG: working in D:\3uTools\Firmware\IPSWs==
Received ipsw.me update notification, downloading new iOS and iPadOS versions
ipsw : The term 'ipsw' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check
the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:6 char:1
+ ipsw download ipsw --latest
+ ~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (ipsw:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

Script complete, press any key to exit

When run from the .ps1 file directly, or from Powershell-ISE, or from a PS terminal, the script works correctly:

==DEBUG: running as John Doe
==DEBUG: working in D:\3uTools\Firmware\IPSWs==
Received ipsw.me update notification, downloading new iOS and iPadOS versions
Using config file: C:\Users\John Doe\.ipsw\config.yml
   • Latest release found is: 16.3.2
   ⨯ no IPSWs match device(s)  iPhone iPad
Script complete, press any key to exit

(the script currently downloads nothing because there is no 16.3.2 for iOS/iPadOS, but that isn't a problem - the command is working as expected)

I've checked that there are no spaces in any directories, I've tried adding a cd to make 100% sure that it's operating in the correct directory, I've added debugs to verify that it's running in the right folder and as a valid user, nothing seems to work.

Here's the script in question:

start powershell { 
cd "D:\3uTools\Firmware\IPSWs"
Write-Host "==DEBUG: running as $env:UserName" #debug to see if TRIGGERcmd is working as a different user
Write-Host "==DEBUG: working in $pwd==" #debug to see if TRIGGERcmd is working in a different path
Write-Host "Received ipsw.me update notification`, downloading new iOS and iPadOS versions" -ForegroundColor white -BackgroundColor DarkGreen
ipsw download ipsw --latest
Write-Host "Script complete`, press any key to exit" -ForegroundColor white -BackgroundColor DarkGreen
cmd /c pause | out-null
}

And here's the TRIGGERcmd command:

 {
  "trigger": "ipsw.me update announcement",
  "command": "powershell -file \"D:\\3uTools\\Firmware\\IPSWs\\ipsw_update.ps1\"",
  "ground": "foreground"
 }

Thoughts?