Update Remediate-InvalidAADObjectRoleAssignments.ps1 #477
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Fix prereq checks
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| Write-Host "Required modules are: Az.Resources, AzureAD, Az.Accounts" -ForegroundColor Cyan | ||
| Write-Host "Required modules are: Az.Resources, AzureAD (or AzureADPreview), Az.Accounts, Az.ResourceGraph" -ForegroundColor Cyan |
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Is Az.ResourceGraph really being used? @MJaithra could you confirm
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Yes, the module Az.ResourceGraph is being used
| # Checking if 'AzureAD' module is available or not. | ||
| if($availableModules.Name -notcontains 'AzureAD') | ||
| # Checking if 'AzureAD' or 'AzureADPreview' module is available or not. | ||
| if(($availableModules.Name -notcontains 'AzureAD') -and ($availableModules.Name -notcontains 'AzureADPreview')) |
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Is any command being used which might be present in AzureAd but not in preview package. @MJaithra could you please check
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Yes, a few commands, such as Get-AzureADTenantDetail and Get-AzureADObjectByObjectId are being used in this script which are available in the AzureAD module but not in the preview package.
To resolve this, we can force the installation of the AzureAD module, which will allow us to install it even if the preview module exists. Additionally, using the -Prefix parameter when importing the module can help prevent confusion between commands that are common to both modules.
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So above code needs to be modified to support the installation of the AzureAD module even if preview is available
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FYI, both the commands you mentioned are present in AzureADPreview
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Fixes prereq checks.
Closes #476