Launch non-blocking process from powershell
asynchronous, git, nonblocking, powershell
Solution
You can also use start-process to run each push in an additional command window.
start-process -FilePath "git" -ArgumentList ("push", $_, "master", "--fore", "-v")
Problem
I'm writing a powershell script that needs to push code to several git repositories simultaneously? Here's the script I have thus far: ``` param( [parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string]$repoPath, [parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [array]$remoteRepos ) pushd $repoPath $remoteRepos | % { #Want to exexcute this without blocking & git push $_ master --fore -v } popd ``` Here's how I execute the script: ``` gitdeploy.ps1 -repoPath c:\code\myrepo -remoteRepos repo1,repo2 ``` How to I execute the `& git push $_ master --fore -v` in a way that is non-blocking? SOLUTION Thanks to @Jamey for the solution. I wound executing this command: ``` Start-Process "cmd.exe" "/c git push $_ master --force -v" ```