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SamErde commented Aug 8, 2025

I've been thinking about submitting this same PR but have minor reservations because there doesn't seem to be a release of the Graph module since 2.25.0 that has no roadblock issues for some users. It would be ideal if we could set a minimum version of this dependency, declare incompatibility with specific versions (2.26.0, 2.26.1), and allow other newer versions. I believe this can be done with Nuget package specifications but not a PowerShell module manifest.

One possible approach that I was thinking about was to change the manifest from 'RequiredVersion' to 'MinimumVersion' and then add a function to Microsoft.Entra that warns if the user is running an unsupported version of Microsoft.Graph. This check could easily be added to Connect-Entra or the manifest's ScriptsToProcess attribute. This approach would allow people to remain on Microsoft.Graph 2.25.0 if they need to or upgrade to 2.29.1 if they need a newer version.

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