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Thanks mate! Great stuff and with the holiday season approaching, there will be plenty of time to work through this! Also more familiar with Azure.

Just found your channel. Explanation is great and im just starting to need graph access. Thanks so much!

I answered my own question. $object.PSObject.Copy() actually uses $object.Clone() if the base object is clonable

Great pace and content, the perfect intro to Graph API - thank you

Clean, concise, and well explained. Thank you, Jeff!

When will you be doing a video on how to get an access token from a client app to connect to MS Graph, without user intervention. (Assuming permissions have been setup already in Azure.)

Very Informative and Helpful Thanks

Outstanding Jeff. Thank you.

And you just demoed that. Happy to be close on one page

Oftentimes I use datetime for output files, plus something like current set page, counter etc, to make filename unique

Thanks again. I just upgraded my simplistic one-block param() approach of stuffing everything between the parentheses into scripting structured self-documented param blocks with validation and custom err messages. You got a docile apprentice here :)

Happy to find this channel. Thank you for the perfect structuring and delivery. Definitely subscribed.

Why bother putting quotes around the key names in your hash table?

Great video as usual Jeff. Thanks for making it.

Great stuff! Thank you for the video!

Great video - I have an idea for you. Many people have complained to MS that there isn't a bulk method for hiding chats (or leaving, deleting etc). For many of us this becomes a very tedious task. Can PS help? Thanks again!!

You've got a like a sub. I have been trying to figure out how to assign permissions to the Managed Identity Service Principal and no useful information is available online. Cheers, keep up and good luck!

What is the future of Microsoft Graph API, and how is Microsoft evolving it? Is investing in learning this skill for career growth a good idea?

Thank you so much. It answered all of the questions I had. Really nice. tnx.

Off the jump, it looked like you could just use parameter sets for private. Haven’t finished video though.

I dig regex for searching through logs or parsing native command output where the formatting isn't quite predictable. I also tend to use it with the "-replace" operator to either remove the text matching a pattern or transform it somehow. One of the most common uses for me though is within Visual Studio Code and doing a regex search, or find & replace, in a file or across all files in the repo. That is super helpful when you need to find a very specific pattern and change it everywhere.

Thank you so much for making this video 🙏

How do you use regex and PowerShell together? Leave a comment below!

Just the introduction I was looking for! Thank you so much!

Excellent video and demonstration!

When I need to save some kind of state in a module, I’ll use a script scope variable as well. Typically I’ll explicitly declare that variable in my PSM1 so that there’s one place to go to know all script scope variables used in the module. And I’ll try to minimize the functions that touch the variable directly. Usually by having private get/set functions and ensuring that any other function that needs the variable will get it from the private function rather than accessing it directly. Depending on the circumstances, environment vars can fill a similar role except they’re available in the global scope making them transparently available to the user and any other script/module running in that session.

brand new to graph, and this video is where i started. i tried editing the department, and i got the following error. "code": "Authorization_RequestDenied", "message": "Insufficient privileges to complete the operation.", this was performed with the global admin for my account, and i confirmed i can edit this property in the azure identity portal i can pull these attributes just fine. do i have an application permission limitation in this explorer?

Thank you very much. Your instructions on the video are very useful.

That was a great tutorial on dynamic parameters! I've used them a couple of times, but I generally avoid them because of the added complexity for me and the reduced discoverability for users. For the example here with public vs private "Teams teams" I'm not sure whether I would come up with a way to use a second parameterset, or have two public commands like "New-PublicChannel" and "New-PrivateChannel" which delegate to a single private function to do the work (to minimize duplicate code). One of the things that holds me back from using dynamic parameters is the lack of platyPS support but if I remember correctly, I think Sean Wheeler mentioned platyPS v1 may have support for dynamic parameters and supposedly they're aiming to release v1 this year so it's definitely worth another look!

What do you think about dynamic parameters, is this something you would use?

Thanks, Jeff, for sharing your experiences. This is very motivating!

Thanks for sharing this information Jeff! Much needed and right on time!

Nice video, thank you!

This video was excellent Jeff. Light bulbs were going off while watching this. Honestly can't wait to go to work to try some of these!

Have you ever used or needed tab completion for your parameters? Leave a comment below!

Hi Jeff, Please make the next video on Regex in PowerShell.

This is terrible... Not the video. The video is great! But why this information is not easy to find in Microsoft Docs? They should have a atep by step guide like this... Anyway, thanks for your help! Why did the Graph series stopped?

Great video, when i run 'New-MgServicePrincipalAppRoleAssignment' i get the 'Insufficient privileges to complete the operation.' error, I can't figure out which permissions are missing, i created the function app,, i am also a global admin, but error comes up each time when itry to run it, any idea what m,ay be causing it?

I dont see it on my end, can you help?

You're amazing Jeff

Thank you so much , It helped a lot !!

Great video Jeff 👏

Is this possible via Terraform?

Another great video Jeff!

Great video Jeff! Splatting is such a handy feature.

Thank you! Please help with JSON imports

Thanks for making this video Jeff. ✌️

Thanks for this! Ternary syntax is the same in Bicep so getting used to it is helpful for that onramp too!

Great stuff Jeff. I've never messed around with [void] and or Out-Null. I'm still a PS noon so much of the stuff I do is just Ah-Hoc. Is the main reason for Out-Null for performance?

This really keeps me motivated towards my goals, Jeff. 😊 Thank you for making this video 😊 I am also trying to switch to a complete Azure cloud engineer role and I am really working hard towards that goal and hope will get there in the coming months or might be there in a few years 😊