Several cmdlets don't report the right count when 1 owner/member

[joshtransient]

On both 5.1 and 7, run:

$owners = Get-MgGroupOwner -GroupId <ID of a Group with one owner>
$owners.Count

$members = Get-MgGroupMember -GroupId <ID of a Group with one member>
$members.Count

Both .Count lines will return 2 instead of 1. .GetType() returns MicrosoftGraphDirectoryObject, and not an array. I'm using $owners.Id.Count and $members.Id.Count to get correct counts in the meantime.

Same for Get-MgDirectoryDeletedItem. The only way I get a usable object I can enumerate against is to run $deletedItems = (Get-MgDirectoryDeletedItem -DirectoryObjectId 'microsoft.graph.group').ToJsonString() | ConvertFrom-Json
AB#6870

[ryanspletzer]

Bumping this one, I've experienced this as well.

[ryanspletzer]

It also occurs with something like this when filtering for a single object:

$u = Get-MgUser -Filter "displayName eq 'Ryan Spletzer'"
$u.Count # 0

There is a Count property set on that outputted object and it returns 0.

[peombwa]

@joshtransient, @ryanspletzer Thanks for reporting this to us. This is indeed a bug. Count property shouldn't be present when a command returns an object. We will fix this in the next release.

Note to self:

• The same should apply to Keys and Values properties.