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The installation section, which could include a recommendation to use the Update-Module commands with some frequency as a way to keep up with the latest commands
Any troubleshooting articles where the topic of "what if I can't find a command" comes up
The section on using Find-MgGraphCommand could note that updating to the latest microsoft.graph.authentication is required for the command to be accurate, and note the release cycle for emphasis.
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Hi @adamedx and @MichaMican - this isn't exactly the answer to this issue, but something I only thought to do recently was to 'watch' the msgraph-sdk-powershell repo and set the notifications to at least Custom and include New Releases in the list of things that prompt a notification.
It's one easy way to see when a new version is out. So if/when you know there's a bug that is due to be fixed in the next release, at least you can know you'll know when that release comes out.
Users ask questions like the following which could be solved by documenting the release frequency of the ms graph ps modules to PowerShell Gallery:
xxxx
show up in MS Graph PS in PowerShell Gallery?Opportunities for documenting this include:
Update-Module
commands with some frequency as a way to keep up with the latest commandsFind-MgGraphCommand
could note that updating to the latestmicrosoft.graph.authentication
is required for the command to be accurate, and note the release cycle for emphasis.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: