There are lots of files in the beta folder and macOS does not like it.

➜ go build
go build github.com/yaegashi/msgraph.go/beta: /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.14/libexec/pkg/tool/darwin_amd64/compile: fork/exec /usr/local/Cellar/go/1.14/libexec/pkg/tool/darwin_amd64/compile: argument list too long

The beta folder is auto-generated, so I would recommend folding files where related.

For example:

• ACLModel.go and ACLTypeEnum.go could be combined into one ACL.go
• many AccessPackage*.go into AccessPackage.go
• many more AndroidDeviceOwner*.go into AndroidDeviceOwner

Also seen in:

• https://github.com/42wim/matterbridge/commit/795a8705c3fdc5bf55e83d382e7d3ff233896a0b#r37693076
• https://l0w.dev/posts/pkg.go.dev-limitation/

I'm trying to use Top() on a query and the query string part of the request seems to simply be ignored. When I check the URL to debug, the query string is present, but the reply seems to be ignoring it. Sample code:

graphClient := msgraph.NewClient(...)
ct := graphClient.Teams().ID(teamid).Channels().ID(channel).Messages().Request()
ct.Top(20)
fmt.Println("calling url: %s", ct.URL()) // calling url: https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/teams/.../channels/.../messages?%24top=20
rct, err := ct.Get(ctx)
fmt.Println("got %#v messages", len(rct)) // got 592 messages 

The correct way to clear a string attribute is to assign it null value, but in the model, struct attributes are marked as omitempty, which means null values won't be pass to the API.

Is there any workaround?

Hello @yaegashi,

Great project. It's very helpful.

I added support for Resource Owner Password Credentials in a project I'm using. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/v2-oauth-ropc

Please let me know if you'd like me to make any changes. Again, great work! よろしくお願いします。

• Refactor code generator
• Fix initialism table and add test
• Avoid using defer in for loop
• Parallelize formatting with chan
• Run go generate
• Update GitHub Actions workflows
• Update README.md

• Fix bug that fails to save a refreshed token in DeviceAuthorizationGrant()
• Token cache dirty state control, save cache to file only when it's updated
• Network location support for token cache store (Azure Blob Storage URL with SAS assumed)

• Reduce number of generated files (#11)
• EnumType should be string (#6)
• Add support for Edm types: Date, TimeOfDay, Duration
• Fix actions returning a collection
• Add support for max number of pages to retrieve from a collection
• Add support for modifying request headers

I have created an Azure AD app using " az ad sp create-for-rbac --sdk-auth --role Owner" command. Also i have given required api permission as mentioned below:

I am getting 403 error with below code: error i am getting error": "graphrbac.ApplicationsClient#Create: Failure responding to request: StatusCode=403 -- Original Error: autorest/azure: Service returned an error. Status=403 Code=\"Unknown\" Message=\"Unknown service error\" Details=[{\"odata.error\":{\"code\":\"Authorization_RequestDenied\",\"date\":\"2021-12-23T11:41:23\",\"message\":{\"lang\":\"en\",\"value\":\"Insufficient privileges to complete the operation.\"},\"requestId\":\"f192ac37-8b05-4a81-a582-13f0f5ca3594\"}}]"

Code i am using to initialize app client is :

appClient := graphrbac.NewApplicationsClient(tenantID) credConfig := auth.NewClientCredentialsConfig(clientID, clientSecret, tenantID) //credConfig.Resource = azure.PublicCloud.ResourceIdentifiers.Graph credConfig.Resource = "https://graph.microsoft.com" authorizer, err := credConfig.Authorizer() if err != nil { return appClient, err } appClient.Authorizer = authorizer

I am not sure how i can create an Azure AD app client for microsoft Graph API SDK, since there is no method i have found for the same.

Hello everyone 👋

Vincent here from the Microsoft Graph SDKs team. I'm reaching out to announce we're working on an official Go SDK, we haven't announced the community preview yet as there are still a number of things we need to work through, but I though I'd reach out to give you an opportunity to provide feedback before anybody else!

A few benefits from this new SDK:

• Fluent style APIs to all endpoints of the API
• Contains all the models of the API
• Is updated weekly to always be in sync with the API
• Supports v1 and beta
• Relies on Azure identity to provide support for multiple authentication flows (you also can implement your own authentication provider)
• Provides middleware for Retry handling and Redirect handling (more to come)
• And many more features to come!

As with every pre-previews, we have a list of known limitations we're working through.

We'd love for you to pop by the repos under our org, give it a try, and give us feedback on your experience with this new SDK.

I would like to obtain the Photo for a given user. I just find the metadata like height

			photo, err := graphClient.Users().ID( *user.ID ).Photo().Request().Get(ctx)
			var height = photo.Height

The documentation states that there should be a "$value" added to the path. How do I construct it?

A work in progress attempt at a fix for #22 .

This seems to work okay for v1.0 but currently is broken when generating for beta.

The generator runs for beta but I think that it has perhaps conflicts in the names of types? I'm not sure the best way to approach this, should the different namespaces be under their own structure, for example github.com/yaegashi/msgraph.go/beta/callRecords for the microsoft.graph.callRecords namespace?

Currently the way that SendMail is defined, it is not obvious how to send a message with attachments.

Message is defined with Attachments: []Attachment; but when you pass an Attachment object to the API, you must provide either a FileAttachment or an ItemAttachment. In my case I wanted to provide a FileAttachment, which requires setting the ContentBytes field, which is not present on the Attachment struct.

I realize this is somewhat of a problem with representing the graph data-types (which make use of subclassing) in Go (which doesn't); and wondered if you'd given this some thought already – it's definitely not clear what the right solution is. Maybe an AddFileAttachment(file *FileAttachment) method on SendMailRequestBuilder?