There are three options at the bottom of the Output settings section: Generate. If you divert the output folder to another location-for instance, on a network drive-please ensure that you have sufficient access to create subfolders and can write, create, and delete files. If you have multiple scripts in a folder and they all package to bin, this usually poses no problem as long as the base name is not identical.
Subfolders for individual platforms will be created based on the scripting engine chosen-and, as with PowerShell 7-folders named with the base name of the application. The Folder is the top-level output folder where the packaged application is placed. exe is appended during the packaging process. Please note that you do not need and should not add an extension to the name. It will default to the base name of the script to be packaged, so DriveSpace. The File name field is probably self-explanatory this defines the name of the executable file produced.
We will start with the Output settings group. Most settings on this page have a reasonable default we will address each setting and its alternatives. In this installment of our Script Packaging series, we explore the Output Settings.
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