问题
I created a build definition for our nightly build server. After building the project (a windows service), I need to execute a Powershell script to install and start the service. So I added a build step to run the specific Powershell script. Then I installed a TFS Build Agent & Visual Studio at the (soon to be) nightly build server. After running the build script I got an 'exit code 5' which seems to be related to missing administratior permissions. If I start the script as admin on the server manually, it works fine. The user, which is used by the agent, already got admin permissions.
Is there a way to execute the powershell script on the build server with a build agent / build definition with admin permissions?
回答1:
You just need to make sure your build service account (which can be a local account, a domain account, or Local Service in a workgroup) also got admin permission.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38458899/tfs-build-run-a-powershell-script-as-administrator