What do you expect from Entra PowerShell?

[alexandair]

Here is my wish list:

• a proper pipeline support
• a meaningful output objects (no more AdditionalProperties)
• better default formatting that outputs useful properties and not just a bunch of IDs
• an easier way to find out required permissions (e.g. useful error messages that will tell exactly what permission is missing)
• a support for -WhatIf and -Confirm for commands that significantly change the state of Entra objects
• some kind of IntelliSense help for writing filters and search statements so that I don't need to guess what kind of operators are supported
• removing the need for -CountVariable when advanced query is needed (-ConsistencyLevel should be enough to redirect the request)

[DanielBradley1]

Automatic determination of an advanced query when filtering is a must! It would be such a time saver...

Also, a 'Show only properties with values' switch would be nice! I did a POC style thing for this where you could pipe the response > https://www.powershellgallery.com/packages/graph.refined/1.0/Content/graph.refined.ps1

[pminnebach]

Support for PowerShell native filters vs protocol. In a similar way as the AD cmdlets have -filter vs -ldapfilter.

[keithmweaver]

1. Users should not need to specify scopes when connecting, if a required scope is missing, it should prompt the user for the needed scope(s).
2. Entra PowerShell should have a dedicated first party enterprise application.
3. There should be a way for tenant admins to perform a one-time consent to all current & future scopes.

[SamErde]

1. Users should not need to specify scopes when connecting, if a required scope is missing, it should prompt the user for the needed scope(s).

2. Entra PowerShell should have a dedicated first party enterprise application.

3. There should be a way for tenant admins to perform a one-time consent to all current & future scopes.

I really like the first two, bit the third seems like it could create some risk for apps that are scoped differently for people or services with different roles.