Calling Rename-D365ComputerName with invalid name results in error, but executes rest of script

[FH-Inway]

When running Rename-D365ComputerName with an invalid -NewName parameter (e.g. d365fo.tools), the rename fails with an error message saying "Rename-Computer : Skip computer 'MININT-57EHFHJ' with new name 'd365fo.tools' because the new name is not valid.".
Despite this, the the rest of the cmdlet is executed.

Another run of the cmdlet with a valid name renames the computer correctly, but now execution of the rest of the cmdlet causes issues: "Something went wrong while working against the database. | Exception calling "ExecuteNonQuery" with "0" argument(s): "The server 'MININT-57EHFHJ' does not exist. Use sp_helpserver to show available servers.
The server 'd365fo-tools' already exists.""

Not sure yet if this breaks the environment.

Gist with full PowerShell session

[FH-Inway]

Have to do some more testing, but no matter the outcome, I think the cmdlet should be modified to not execute the rest if Rename-Computer fails.

[valerymoskalenko]

Try to use -EnableException parameter to stop the execution of the script