When building SharePoint Framework solutions connected to APIs secured with Azure Active Directory, you might need to clear the list of granted API permissions. Here's a sample script to quickly clean them up.
Tips and best practices for building applications on Microsoft 365 by Waldek Mastykarz - Microsoft 365 Cloud Developer Advocate
Sample script: quickly remove pending SharePoint API permission requests
When building SharePoint Framework solutions connected to APIs secured with Azure Active Directory, you'll easily end up with many pending permission requests. Here's a sample script to quickly clean them up.
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Recently, I wrote about how preconsenting permissions, can help you improve the user experience of your app using Microsoft Graph Toolkit. But how would you know which permissions actually to preconsent? Here is how.
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