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v1?

Open ortonomy opened this issue 1 year ago • 1 comments

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe the problem.

Build an app using the graph SDK

Describe the solution you'd like.

To publish V1 that covers all graph APIs with all features not currently supported

Additional context?

ortonomy avatar Jul 01 '24 03:07 ortonomy

Hi, thank you for using the Microsoft graph SDK and for reaching out. Is your question about missing apis from V1 in the SDK? Or is your question about this SDK reaching a stable version?

baywet avatar Jul 02 '24 12:07 baywet

Both! @baywet

  1. I am building an app where the app needs to maintain access to the user's credentials on their behalf to sync mail/calendar for an extended period of time. (similar to these guys - https://www.nylas.com/). However none of the "Authentication providers" seem to support being able to pass an existing credential set (token, refresh token) and then pass that to the graph API SDK. It's borderline unuseable without this feature

  2. There are a bunch of things missing as described in readme

  3. when will it reach a stable version. Have you given up? If so, I will go build in go instead.

ortonomy avatar Jul 17 '24 13:07 ortonomy

  1. if you already have an access token because your application already integrates with an authentication infrastructure (e.g. baked in the web application framework you're using), you can simply derive from the base bearer authentication provider and pass that to the client/request adapter instead.
  2. can you be more explicit here? I'm not sure I'm following what's missing
  3. Work on Ruby is paused indefinitely. Given the other priorities I don't expect any work to happen this semester.

baywet avatar Jul 17 '24 17:07 baywet

Work on Ruby is paused indefinitely. Given the other priorities I don't expect any work to happen this semester.

That's all that needed to be said. Not sure what semester means, though. Is that some internal Microsoft speak?

ortonomy avatar Jul 22 '24 23:07 ortonomy

Haha, probably. I meant from July to December 2024

baywet avatar Jul 23 '24 10:07 baywet

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