Add support for "mail" lookup

[trajano]

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Description

The following also works so if we had a mail option for the data "azuread_user" this would solve the issue. It should throw an error if it detects that the query will return more than one result.

az ad user list --filter "mail eq '[email protected]'"

New or Affected Resource(s)

• data azuread_user

Potential Terraform Configuration

data "azuread_user" "YYYY" {
  mail = "[email protected]"
}

References

• #275

[manicminer]

Hi @trajano, I'm looking at adding this and have an untested implementation. However, we're currently unable to test this due to the mail field being (a) readonly and (b) only populated for users with an O365 license. I'll look further into this.

[trajano]

I'm actually just using the Terraform azuread to help manage my Office 365 installation (rather than an Azure system)

[trajano]

Our workaround for now

data "azuread_user" "ContractorDevelopers" {
  for_each = merge(
    { for e in csvdecode(file("data/ContractorDevelopers.csv")) : e.Email => "${replace(e.Email, "@", "_")}#EXT#@${var.tenant_domain}" }
  )
  user_principal_name = each.value
}

Where the CSV file contains e-mail addresses only. no other fields.

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