Merge-Script reports "requires a license" but License Information reports License expires in July 2023

PowerShell Tools
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Hi

I have VSCode 1.74.3 with PowerShell Pro Tools v2023.1.0 on subscription

Display License Information shows
Licensed to: me
Status: Licensed
Expires: 2023-07-01T00:00:00

When I try to run Merge-Script I get

Merge-Script : This cmdlet is part of PowerShell Pro Tools and requires a license. Visit https://store.ironmansoftware.com/pricing/powershell-pro-tools for more information.

It was working 2 days ago (on 31/01/2023), but not today (02/02/2023)

Has anyone got any ideas

Thanks
Nick

Tool: Visual Studio 
CodeVersion:
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Can you try to delete the %AppData%\PowerShell Pro Tools\activation.lic file if it exists? I’ve seen that fix this issue before. You will have to reload PS after you do so.

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Thanks Adam

I deleted it & it showed PowerShell Pro Tools was unlicensed

I then used the Install License Key tool & it’s all good now

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Hi again

I’ve just renewed my license, installed the latest license file

It worked fine yesterday, but today I am back in the position of having no license

This is the output I get

Merge-Script : This cmdlet is part of PowerShell Pro Tools and requires a license. Visit
https://store.ironmansoftware.com/pricing/powershell-pro-tools for more information.

I’ve tried deleting the files in "%AppData%\PowerShell Pro Tools" but when I restart VS Code activation2.lic and license.lic get recreated before I install the license

The version of PowerShell Pro Tools currently installed is v2023.7.0

Have you got any ideas?

Thanks
Nick