Sam Erde

That's a great breakdown! `LongRunning` is great for this purpose. That gets my vote! I would also be OK with `TimeIntensive`. `LargeScale` describes the environment more than the test itself,...

> I'm not even sure which tag is used by default if no tags are specified? > > I feel more for a situation where it will always run all...

Thank you for sharing the thought process behind this! What are your thoughts on this list of potential follow-up actions? - Update web site documentation for creating tests - Update...

Thought: Changing existing tags might be the equivalent of a breaking change for users who have automated testing that references specific tags. Should we semantically version it as such and...

Preview releases of Maester vNext have new tags and a function called `Get-MtTestInventory` that returns a list of all tags and every test associated with each tag. These updates are...

See #994 for clarification and ongoing discussion about using tags to run all tests. An issue can also be opened in [maester365/maester-action](https://github.com/maester365/maester-action/issues) for this feature request.

There are opportunities to improve documentation and test coverage when running via CI/CD pipelines. Has anyone tested the Az, ExchangeOnline, and MicrosoftTeams modules in this context yet?

I unfortunately would not be able to test this week. Might try to ping a friend to see if they can.

I can't think of anything else. Thanks!

> May exists now (not validated): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.entra/find-entrapermission?view=entra-powershell That's a very useful function, but it doesn't map permissions to specific commands, as far as I can tell. Example: ```powershell >> Find-EntraPermission...