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Invoke-MgHaveTeamChannel does not work #2639
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@buckbanzai apologies for the delayed response. I tried both with graph explorer and the SDK and the requests failed with the same error you are getting. ![]() The alternative will be to manually check who has access by using |
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Closing this issue due to inactivity |
Describe the bug
Invoke-MgHaveTeamChannel doesn't complete successfully, but instead throws an error that the "Requested API is not supported. Please check the path."
I've tested on the Graph Explorer with the URL parameters formatted per the documentation with the same test values, and that worked as expected.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Invoke-MgHaveTeamChannel
with-TeamId
,-ChannelId
, and-UserId
set to their respective valuesExpected behavior
Receive a boolean result, indicating if the user is a member
Debug Output
Environment Data
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