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The only way I can get the installer to install the year is by editing line 35 as indicated below.
$spVersions = @{"2010" = "14"; "2013" = "15"; "2016" = "16"; "2019" = "16"} # SharePoint 2019 still uses major build 16 $spYear = "2016" #$xmlInput.Configuration.Install.SPVersion if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($spYear))
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The only way I can get the installer to install the year is by editing line 35 as indicated below.
Create hash table with product year to major version mappings
$spVersions = @{"2010" = "14"; "2013" = "15"; "2016" = "16"; "2019" = "16"} # SharePoint 2019 still uses major build 16
$spYear = "2016" #$xmlInput.Configuration.Install.SPVersion
if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($spYear))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: