Programmatically register B2C applications
I want to be able to call a Graph API to register new B2C applications
AdminAzure AD Team
(Software Engineer, Microsoft Azure)
shared this idea
We have restarted work on this feature. However, we don’t have a date for public preview yet.
15 comments
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Tempor Nope
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Any updates? It is almost possible using the v2 app registrations graph api.
But it doesn't seem possible to set the openid scope for apps registered in this way?
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Andrew Schmidt
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Any updates?? We really could use this
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Georgy Grigoryev
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Hi guys, any updates?
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Anonymous
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Any updates?
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Mike Bolland
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Ideally we'd like to store and deploy b2c appregistrations with IaC (preferably terraform)
Is this available yet?
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Riquen Sylvain
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Do you have any updates? As already mentioned, this feature becomes a must in the case of integrating Azure B2C as the central CIAM.
In the meantime, what could be a workaround? Should it be possible to do it via powershell for instance? -
Naveen Valluri
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We are working on this. However, we don't have any timelines for a public preview at this time to report.
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Srinivasan Raghavan
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The new year has started any updates on the api ?
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Eastern Enterprise For CYS
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Any update please?
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Anonymous
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Any updates on this?
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Mark Sharratt
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Any updates on this feature? Will it be available in 2018?
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Srinivasan Raghavan
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Are there any workarounds today ? Is it possible to create an application via Power shell ?
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Michael
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Danilo Spinelli
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same here, this is a show-stopper for us as the whole adb2c configuration (adding applications + set up custom policies) must be done manually for every development environment
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Bill Hughes
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The ability to programmatically register B2C applications would provide the ability to allow continuous integration / continuous deployment to provision the B2C applications in real time and is something we are looking to utilize in our deployments.