Importing `Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance` v2.23.0 gobbles up 400-500 MB of RAM

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Describe the bug

Simply importing Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance v2.23.0 gobbles up more than 500MB of RAM / memory!

This is especially a problem when running in memory restricted environments like Azure Automation Account.

Screenshots going from pwsh -noprofile with PowerShell v7.4.5 x64 on Windows 11 23H2.

Clean start, idles at around 30 MB.

Import Microsoft.Graph.Authentication, does not take up much. Great.

Importing Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance makes pwsh.exe idle at almost 500 MB. Ouch. I've seen this idle around 500-600 MB at other times.

Expected behavior

Don't take hundreds of MB of RAM.

How to reproduce

See "Describe the bug"

SDK Version

2.23.0

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

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Known Workarounds

In resource limited environments, like Azure Automation Account, use Microsoft.Graph.Authentication only with cmdlet Invoke-MgGraphRequest to do API requests, instead of using other resource heavy Microsoft.Graph modules.

In my example, replace:

Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance\Get-MgIdentityGovernancePrivilegedAccessGroupAssignmentScheduleInstance -All -Filter (
    'groupId eq ''{0}'' and endDateTime ne null' -f $PimGroup.'id'
)

with

(
    Microsoft.Graph.Authentication\Invoke-MgGraphRequest -Method 'Get' -Uri (
        [uri]::EscapeUriString(
            'https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/identityGovernance/privilegedAccess/group/assignmentScheduleInstances?' +
            ('$filter=groupId eq ''{0}'' and endDateTime ne null' -f $PimGroup.'id')
        )
    )
).'value'

You'll have to handle paging yourself with this approach.

Debug output

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