Replace custom logging functions with standard Write-Host in plesk-deploy.ps1

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PowerShell script fails on server with "The term 'Write-Info' is not recognized" because custom logging functions weren't being recognized in the execution context.

Changes

• Removed custom function definitions: Write-Info, Write-Success, Write-Warning, Write-Error
• Added Write-Log helper: Handles file logging to deployment.log
• Replaced all custom calls with standard Write-Host:
  • Write-Info → Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Cyan
  • Write-Success → Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Green
  • Write-Warning → Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Yellow
  • Write-Error → Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Red

Example

Before:

Write-Info "Project directory kontrol ediliyor: $ProjectPath"

After:

Write-Host "ℹ Project directory kontrol ediliyor: $ProjectPath" -ForegroundColor Cyan
Write-Log "INFO" "Project directory kontrol ediliyor: $ProjectPath"

Script behavior and output formatting preserved. Only the logging mechanism changed.

Original prompt

Sen deneyimli bir PowerShell geliştiricisisin. plesk-deploy.ps1 dosyamı sunucuda çalıştırırken "The term 'Write-Info' is not recognized" hatası alıyorum.

Belli ki script içinde Write-Info, Write-Success veya Write-Warning gibi özel fonksiyonlar kullanılmış ama tanımlanmamış.

Lütfen plesk-deploy.ps1 dosyasını şu şekilde revize et:

Scriptin içindeki tüm özel loglama komutlarını standart Write-Host komutu ile değiştir:

1. Write-Info "..." olan yerleri -> Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Cyan yap.
2. Write-Success "..." olan yerleri -> Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Green yap.
3. Write-Warning "..." olan yerleri -> Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Yellow yap.
4. Write-Error "..." olan yerleri -> Write-Host "..." -ForegroundColor Red yap.

Scriptin mantığını değiştirmeden sadece bu loglama komutlarını düzelt ki sunucuda hatasız çalışsın.

[Chronological Review: The conversation began with the user asking about the current project, followed by a series of requests for enabling features, clarifying capabilities, and making specific configurations for a Node.js backend and React frontend project. The user detailed deployment issues with Plesk, requested the creation of configuration files, and adjustments to scripts for deployment. The conversation culminated in a request to revise a PowerShell script to replace custom logging functions with standard commands.]

[Intent Mapping:

1. User requested information about the current project.
2. User asked if the agent could make changes across the entire project or just the open file.
3. User specified requirements for configuring API requests in React and CORS settings in Node.js.
4. User requested the creation of a web.config file for backend and frontend.
5. User asked for modifications to package.json scripts for deployment.
6. User requested commands for Plesk's additional deployment actions.
7. User sought help with a PowerShell script error, asking for specific logging function replacements.]

[Technical Inventory:

• Technologies: Node.js, React, TypeScript, PowerShell, Plesk, IIS.
• Tools: GitHub for version control, Plesk for deployment management.
• Architectural Decisions: Use of web.config for IIS configuration, separation of frontend and backend on subdomains, and use of environment variables for API URLs.]

[Code Archaeology:

• Files discussed: index.ts, web.config, package.json, plesk-deploy.ps1.
• Functions and patterns: CORS configuration, API URL handling, logging functions in PowerShell.]

[Progress Assessment:

• Completed: User's requests for backend and frontend configurations, creation of web.config files, and adjustments to package.json scripts.
• Pending: Implementation of the PowerShell script modifications and any additional deployment commands for Plesk.]

[Context Validation: All necessary context for continuing work on the project has been captured, including specific configurations and script modifications.]

[Recent Commands Analysis:

• Last Agent Commands: User requested to revise the plesk-deploy.ps1 script to replace custom logging functions with Write-Host.
• Tool Results Summary: No tool results were returned as the request was for a code modification.
• Pre-Summary State: The agent was actively working on addressing the user's request regarding the PowerShell script when the token budget was exceeded.
• Operation Context: The user aimed to resolve deployment issues on Plesk by ensuring the PowerShell script runs without errors.]

1. Conversation Overview: - Primary Objectives: User requested various configurations and modifications for a Node.js backend and React frontend project, including CORS settings, `web.config` files, and PowerShell script adjustments. - Session Context: The conversation flowed from general inquiries about the project to specific technical requests aimed at resolving deployment issues with Plesk. - User Intent Evolution: The user shifted from seeking information to making detailed requests for configurations and troubleshooting deployment problems.

2. Technical Foundation:

• Node.js: Backend framework for server-side logic.
• React: Frontend library for building user interfaces.
• PowerShell: Scripting language for automation on Windows servers.
• IIS: Web server used for hosting the application.

3. Codebase Status:

• index.ts:
  • Purpose: Main entry point for the Node.js backend.
  • Current State: Awaiting modifications for CORS settings.
  • Key Code Segments: API request handling.
  • Dependencies: Relies on environment variables for configuration.
• web.config:
  • Purpose: Configuration for IIS to handle Node.js applications.
  • Current State: Needs to be created for both backend and frontend.
  • Key Code Segments: Handlers and rewrite rules.
• package.json:
  • Purpose: Manage project dependencies and scripts.
  • Current State: Needs additional scripts for deployment.
• `pl...

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