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Updates sample scripts to align with v10. Closes #6369 #6494

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"This script uses Azure Cognitive Service API and Microsoft 365 CLI to analyze user profile pictures and assess whether they meet the standards placed by the organization. It can be customized to ban content within an org channel or collaboration network where employees post pictures, memes, etc."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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"Validate all your users against known breaches with the have I been pwned api. That way you can quickly scan if your users are part of any known breaches."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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"Companies pursue to hasten profits growth or enter new marketplace through Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A). M&A typically fails during integration. This also applies to migrating users and data in Microsoft Teams and Groups. Partial acquisition can be pretty tricky. To help make the activity as charming as possible, I have created the following sample script to add/remove bulk users to/from Microsoft Teams team or Microsoft 365 group using CLI for Microsoft 365 commands."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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}
}
ElseIf ($action -eq "remove") {
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $group.id --userName $user.mail --force
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $group.id --userNames $user.mail --force
Write-Host $user.mail " removed from " $group.mailNickname
}
Else {
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"Another example how you can delete all Microsoft 365 Groups and SharePoint Online sites in your development environment."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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"There are so many different ways to create Microsoft 365 groups. Teams, Planner, SharePoint team sites, etc. — you can accumulate a lot of them very fast. Use this script below to delete the ones you no longer need."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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"This script can be used to replace the membership of a user for a selected list of Groups. It might be useful when a person changes role in an organization or is about to leave it."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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try {
Write-Host "Removing $oldUser..."
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $groupId --userName $oldUser | Get-CLIValue
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $groupId --userNames $oldUser | Get-CLIValue
}
catch {
Write-Host $_.Exception.Message -ForegroundColor Red
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"Find all the Microsoft 365 Groups that a user is an Owner of and replace them with someone else useful for when an employee leaves and ownership needs to be updated."
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"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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try {
Write-Host "Removing $oldUser permissions..."
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $group.id --userName $oldUser | Get-CLIValue
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $group.id --userNames $oldUser | Get-CLIValue
}
catch {
Write-Host $_.Exception.Message -ForegroundColor Red
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"We can use the group naming policy to enforce a consistent naming strategy for groups created by users in our organization. A naming policy can help us and our users identify the function of the group. We can use the policy to block specific words from being used in group names and aliases. But what if we need to find out the list of Microsoft 365 groups created with user’s givenName or surname as their mail? This sample script scans the Microsoft 365 groups that may contain user’s first or last name as the group mail."
],
"products": [
"AAD"
"Entra"
],
"categories": [],
"tags": [
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions docs/docs/sample-scripts/spo/add-ci-cd-pipeline/index.mdx
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For the application login method:

- `APP_ID` - client id of the registered AAD application
- `APP_ID` - client id of the registered Entra application
- `CERTIFICATE_ENCODED` - application's encoded certificate
- `CERTIFICATE_PASSWORD` - certificate password. This applies only if the certificate is encoded which is the recommended approach
- `TENANT` - Tenant ID
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}

if ($Scope -eq "tenant") {
m365 spfx project github workflow add --loginMethod $LoginMethod --name $Name --branchName $BranchName $ManuallyTriggerStr $SkipFeatureDeploymentStr --overwrite
m365 spfx project github workflow add --loginMethod $LoginMethod --name $Name --branchName $BranchName $ManuallyTriggerStr $SkipFeatureDeploymentStr
}
else {
m365 spfx project github workflow add --loginMethod $LoginMethod --name $Name --branchName $BranchName --scope "sitecollection" --siteUrl $SiteUrl $ManuallyTriggerStr $SkipFeatureDeploymentStr --overwrite
m365 spfx project github workflow add --loginMethod $LoginMethod --name $Name --branchName $BranchName --scope "sitecollection" --siteUrl $SiteUrl $ManuallyTriggerStr $SkipFeatureDeploymentStr
}

# show github guidance
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$resultsForSite = @()

foreach($library in $allLibs){
$allDocs = m365 spo file list --webUrl $siteURL --folder $library.Url --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json
$allDocs = m365 spo file list --webUrl $siteURL --folder $library.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json

foreach($document in $allDocs){
if($document.CheckOutType -eq [int64]0){
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foreach($lib in $allLibraries){

#Get all the documents
$allDocs = m365 spo file list --webUrl $row.siteURL --folder $lib.Url --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json
$allDocs = m365 spo file list --webUrl $row.siteURL --folder $lib.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json

foreach($docu in $allDocs){
if($docu.CheckOutType -eq [int64]0){
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$i++
if ($ShowProgress) { Write-Host "Processing '$($lib.Title)' - ($i/$($allLibs.length))" }

$allFiles = m365 spo file list --webUrl $site --folder $lib.Url --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json
$allFiles = m365 spo file list --webUrl $site --folder $lib.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json

foreach ($file in $allFiles) {
if ($ShowProgress) { Write-Host "Processing file '$($file.ServerRelativeUrl)'" }
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foreach ($list in $allLists) {
if ($false -eq $list.Hidden -and $list.BaseTemplate -eq "101") {
Write-Output "Processing $($list.Url)"
[void]$results.Add([PSCustomObject]@{ Url = $list.Url; ItemCount = $list.ItemCount; Type = "List"; })
Write-Output "Processing $($list.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl)"
[void]$results.Add([PSCustomObject]@{ Url = $list.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl; ItemCount = $list.ItemCount; Type = "List"; })

Get-Folders $siteUrl $list.Url
Get-Folders $siteUrl $list.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl
}
}

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Write-Host "Processing site $($site.Url)..."
$appInstance = m365 spo app instance list --siteUrl $site.Url --query $queryText | ConvertFrom-Json

if ($appInstance) {
if ($appInstance.count -gt 0) {
$results += [pscustomobject]@{
SiteURL = $site.Url
Title = $site.Title
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foreach($library in $allLibs) {
Write-Host "Processing document library: $($library.Title)"
$allFolders = m365 spo folder list --webUrl $WebUrl --parentFolderUrl $library.Url --fields "Name,ServerRelativeUrl,TimeCreated,CreatedBy,TimeLastModified" --recursive --filter "ItemCount eq 0" -o json | ConvertFrom-Json
$allFolders = m365 spo folder list --webUrl $WebUrl --parentFolderUrl $library.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl --fields "Name,ServerRelativeUrl,TimeCreated,CreatedBy,TimeLastModified" --recursive --filter "ItemCount eq 0" -o json | ConvertFrom-Json

foreach($folder in $allFolders) {
$resultsEmptyFolders += [PSCustomObject]@{
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$i++
if ($ShowProgress) { Write-Host "Processing '$($lib.Title)' - ($i/$($allLibs.length))" }

$allFiles = m365 spo file list --webUrl $site --folder $lib.Url --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json
$allFiles = m365 spo file list --webUrl $site --folder $lib.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl --recursive -o json | ConvertFrom-Json

foreach ($file in $allFiles) {
if ($ShowProgress) { Write-Host "Processing file '$($file.ServerRelativeUrl)'" }
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$results += [pscustomobject][ordered]@{
Type = "list"
Title = $list.Title
Url = $list.Url
Url = $list.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl
Template = $list.BaseTemplate
}
}
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foreach ($List in $Lists) {
$EventReveiversOnList = m365 spo eventreceiver list --webUrl $WebUrl --listId $List.Id --query "[?!contains(ReceiverAssembly,'Microsoft.')]" --output json | ConvertFrom-Json
$EventReceivers += GetEventReceiversDataToOutputList -EventReceivers $EventReveiversOnList -Location "List" -LocationUrl $List.Url
$EventReceivers += GetEventReceiversDataToOutputList -EventReceivers $EventReveiversOnList -Location "List" -LocationUrl $List.RootFolder.ServerRelativeUrl
}
return $EventReceivers
}
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# remove yourself from the owners group
if ($removeYourSelfFromOwners -and $owners.IndexOf($whoAmI.connectedAs) -eq -1) {
Write-Host "Removing $($whoAmI.connectedAs) from the owners list"
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $group.id --userName $whoAmI.connectedAs --force
m365 entra m365group user remove --groupId $group.id --userNames $whoAmI.connectedAs --force
}

Write-Host "Completed."
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