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Hey guys,
we tried the intune package factory in our test tenant and in fact it's really an awesome tool ! It's definitely helpful for apps where versions changes a lot and which are not available in intune's ms store integration (new).
But there are following 2 things which currently blocks us from using it in production:
We do not understand why the service principal needs the right "DeviceManagementRBAC.ReadWrite.All". This permission should as per my opinion only granted if it's really required.
The azure devops uses a client secret as "Service Principal". Here we would need it to support "workload identity federation".
Don't get me wrong - we do honor what's there right now, but our internal guidelines block us from using it as it is now.
Are there any changes planned to address above topics?
Thanks
Florian
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Hey guys,
we tried the intune package factory in our test tenant and in fact it's really an awesome tool ! It's definitely helpful for apps where versions changes a lot and which are not available in intune's ms store integration (new).
But there are following 2 things which currently blocks us from using it in production:
Don't get me wrong - we do honor what's there right now, but our internal guidelines block us from using it as it is now.
Are there any changes planned to address above topics?
Thanks
Florian
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: