Linux compatibility for AzureAD Powershell Module
As mentioned in https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/5274, the AzureAD module is not compatible with Linux.
Leon Birk
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This is in the works, hoping to be able to release a new version in the next couple of weeks that supports running on Linux (and Mac)
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Brian Griffeth
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Looking forward to this. I'm O365 and I'm doing just fine in Linux except for this and Teams not having Linux support for phone system (browser only).
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Russell Coker
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Would also be nice if the Azure CLI package for Linux supported all the functions of the Powershell module. I don't mind using the Azure CLI or Powershell just as long as I can do it on Linux.
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This is in the works, hoping to be able to release a new version in the next couple of weeks that supports running on Linux (and Mac)
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josef.schabasser
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AzureAD is not supported on Linux - and that's a shame!
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Lee, Matt (Wichita)
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Just wanting to chime in on this. In Identity\Security we have an incredibly diverse set of endpoints and infrastructure and need to interact with Azure from some linux hosts using Powershell Core. We would just call the Graph API natively but the things we need to do aren't exposed in even the beta API yet, just in powershell via the AzureAD Powershell Module.
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Anonymous
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Would love to see this. Especially folks in security/identity space have a higher distribution of non-windows clients.
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Anonymous
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With PowerShell being ported to Linux and macOS it makes sense that modules, especially one as heavily used by sysadmins that are more likely to be running alternative platforms on their machines, should be ported.
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Anonymous
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Same for Microsoftteams module
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Anonymous
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Really waiting for this feature to come out. I've got different business cases waiting for this to work!
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George Young
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Please please do this.
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Anonymous
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In order to automate tasks in AWS Lambda AzureAD Powershell needs to be compatible with Linux.
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Anonymous
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I would LOVE cross-platform compatibility!
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Anonymous
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will it ever be? or at least macos?
