How i can save file in my parent directory while running gcloud command in Powershell on Window PC

In PowerShell on Windows, running a gcloud command to save a file in the parent directory can be achieved using relative paths. Here's an example of how you can do it:

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# Save the current working directory

$currentDir = Get-Location



# Change directory to the parent directory

Set-Location ..



# Run your gcloud command to save the file

gcloud <your command here>



# Change directory back to the original directory

Set-Location $currentDir

In the above code, we first save the current working directory using the Get-Location cmdlet. Then, we change the directory to the parent directory using Set-Location ... After running the gcloud command to save the file, we restore the original directory by setting it back using Set-Location with the stored variable.

Replace <your command here> with the actual gcloud command you want to run to save the file.

By changing the directory to the parent directory before running the gcloud command, any file generated or saved by the command will be stored in the parent directory.

Please note that the ability to save files in certain directories may be restricted based on your user permissions and security settings. Make sure you have the necessary permissions to write files in the desired directory.