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New command: m365 graph directoryextension add #6316

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MartinM85 opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 5 comments · May be fixed by #6327
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New command: m365 graph directoryextension add #6316

MartinM85 opened this issue Sep 5, 2024 · 5 comments · May be fixed by #6327
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MartinM85 commented Sep 5, 2024 •
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Usage

m365 graph directoryextension add

Description

Creates a new directory extension

Options

Option Description
-n, --name <name> The name of the directory extension
--appId [appId] Application (client) ID of the Entra application where the directory extension is registered. Specify either appId, appObjectId or appName, but not multiple.
--appObjectId [appObjectId] Object ID of the Entra application where the directory extension is registered. Specify either appId, appObjectId or appName, but not multiple.
--appName [appName] The name of Entra application where the directory extension is registered. Specify either appId, appObjectId or appName, but not multiple.
--dataType <dataType> The data type of the value the extension property can hold. Possible values are: Binary, Boolean, DateTime, Integer, LargeInteger and String.
targetObjects <targetObjects> Comma-separated list of Microsoft Graph resources that can use the extension. Possible values are: User, Group, Application, AdministrativeUnit, Device and Organization.
--isMultiValued Defines the directory extension as a multi-valued property

Examples

Create a new directory extension of string type defined for user resource.

m365 graph directoryextension add --name gitHubWorkAccountName --appName ContosoApp --targetObjects User --dataType String

Create a new multi-valued directory extension of integer type defined for device and application resource

m365 graph directoryextension add --name departmentIds --appId 1caf7dcd-7e83-4c3a-94f7-932a1299c844 --targetObjects 'Application,Device' --dataType Integer --isMultiValued

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Directory extensions allow to add custom data to user, group, administrative unit, application, device and organization resources inside the Microsoft Graph.
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Nice spec @MartinM85, the only thing I would change is the description. Defines the directory extension doesn't say much in my opinion. Let's try something like Adds a new directory extension or Creates a new directory extension.

Are you willing to implement this? Or should we open it up?

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I'd like to remind you that we require all new commands to be using a ZOD scheme. You can find some examples in login, spo site get or: #6214, #6216, #6303

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@milanholemans Description upgraded
Regarding to ZOD, should I use a ZOD scheme for commands that are already in pull requests?

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Actually, we are asking that all new commands use the ZOD scheme indeed.

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I will take this ticket

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New command: m365 graph directoryextension add. Closes #6316 MartinM85/cli-microsoft365
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