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<issue_title>Bug: terraform.exe location cannot be found</issue_title>
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terraform

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terraform - platform_landing_zone

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In the accelerator, I corrected the following in the script "Get-TerraformTool.ps1":
In this script, starting at line 42, the downloaded ZIP file containing the terraform.exe file is extracted, and then the PATH variable is set depending on the OS (Windows or Linux). However, the variable '$os' used for this is only set in line 53 via the function "Get-OSArchitecture". This causes the PATH variable to be extended with the same format as for Linux, i.e., with the ":" character, even for Windows. As a result, when running terraform.exe, the location cannot be found.
I simply copied the command line "$osArchitecture = Get-OSArchitecture" to before the unzip step, i.e., to line 42...
I also noticed the same error in the YAML file 'terraform-installer.yaml' of the CI pipeline templates

  $unzipdir = Join-Path -Path $TOOLS_PATH -ChildPath "terraform_$TF_VERSION"
 if (Test-Path $unzipdir) {
   Write-Host "Terraform $TF_VERSION already installed."
   if($os -eq "windows") {
     $env:PATH = "$($unzipdir);$env:PATH"
   } else {
     $env:PATH = "$($unzipdir):$env:PATH"
   }
   Write-Host "##vso[task.setvariable variable=PATH]$env:PATH"
   return
 }

 $os = ""
 if ($IsWindows) {
   $os = "windows"
 }
 if($IsLinux) {
   $os = "linux"
 }
 if($IsMacOS) {
   $os = "darwin"
 }

Here too, the '$os' variable is accessed, even though it has not been initialized yet."

Actual Behaviour (Required)

the '$os' variable is accessed, even though it has not been initialized yet."

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<agent_instructions>Also consolidate the code that sets the path to only call it once.</agent_instructions>

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