Bug: Test-Tooling.ps1 fails when ALZ module is installed in `AllUser` scope

[Marc013]

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Infrastructure as Code Type? (Required)

bicep

PowerShell Module Version (Optional)

5.1.3

Bootstrap Module Version (Optional)

No response

Starter Module? (Required)

bicep - platform_landing_zone

Starter Module Version (Optional)

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Input arguments of the ALZ-PowerShell-Module (Optional)

Running function Deploy-Accelerator fails as the ALZ module is installed in the AllUser scope.

Deploy-Accelerator @acceleratorParameters
Checking the software requirements for the Accelerator...
Get-InstalledPSResource: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\Modules\ALZ\5.1.3\Private\Tools\Test-Tooling.ps1:165
Line |
 165 |  …  $alzModuleCurrentVersion = Get-InstalledPSResource -Name ALZ | Selec …
     |                                ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     | No match was found for package 'ALZ'.

Check Result Check Details
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Success      PowerShell version 7.5.4 is supported.
Success      Git is installed.
Success      Azure CLI is installed.
Success      Azure CLI is logged in. Tenant ID: 32f418e5-5e14-46f9-922c-7ef02d7c74db, Subscription: sub-plzmanagement-prod-01 (55730b65-3fbc-41ba-a6ab-152f5c8d71f5)
Failure      ALZ module is not correctly installed. Please install the latest version using 'Install-PSResource -Name ALZ'.
Success      powershell-yaml module is installed (version 0.4.12).

Accelerator software requirements have no been met, please review and install the missing software.
Cannot continue with Deployment...
Exception: C:\Program Files\PowerShell\Modules\ALZ\5.1.3\Private\Tools\Test-Tooling.ps1:241
Line |
 241 |          throw "Accelerator software requirements have no been met, pl …
     |          ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     | Accelerator software requirements have no been met, please review and install the missing software.

Changing line 165 to use cmdlet Get-Module instead of cmdlet Get-InstalledPSResource might do the trick.

$alzModuleCurrentVersion = Get-Module -Name ALZ -ListAvailable | Select-Object -Property Name, Version | Sort-Object Version -Descending | Select-Object -First 1

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Ideally, I would prefer not to install the PowerShell modules on OneDrive. I install all my PowerShell modules in the C:\Program Files\PowerShell\Modules folder instead.

Debug Output/Panic Output (Optional)

Expected Behaviour (Required)

Accelerator deployment should be successful.

Actual Behaviour (Required)

Deployment failed.

Steps to Reproduce (Optional)

1. Uninstall module ALZ.
2. Run Install-PSResource -Name ALZ -Scope AllUsers
3. Execute Deploy-Accelerator

Important Factoids (Optional)

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References (Optional)

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