microsoftgraph
import-module with $MaximumFunctionCount = 32768 fails in PowerShell 5.1
Describe the bug
import-module microsoft.graph with $MaximumFunctionCount = 32768 fails in PowerShell 5.1 when the variable is set in the script, but works fine if it is done on the command line.
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## Setting in script
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if ( 32768 -gt $MaximumVariableCount ) {
$MaximumVariableCount = 32768;
};
if ( 32768 -gt $MaximumFunctionCount ) {
$MaximumFunctionCount = 32768;
};
"MaximumVariableCount $MaximumVariableCount ";
"MaximumFunctionCount $MaximumFunctionCount";
Script display unfortunately with error messages in Norwegian. But you get the drift.
BTW. I know this works fine in PowerShell 7.x, but those who run this might not have that installed.
Expected behavior
That import-module works the same whether it is a script or on command line in PowerShell 5.1.
How to reproduce
Run script or copy commands from script to command line.
SDK Version
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Latest version known to work for scenario above?
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Known Workarounds
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Debug output
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Can you please share the script where you are attempting to set the variables and import the module within the scope of the script?
As shown in the screenshots, the variable has the required value since it is set before it is displayed.
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## Add groups for Conditional Access
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## Must have Administrator access
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if ( 32768 -gt $MaximumVariableCount ) {
$MaximumVariableCount = 32768;
};
if ( 32768 -gt $MaximumFunctionCount ) {
$MaximumFunctionCount = 32768;
};
" MaximumVariableCount $MaximumVariableCount";
" MaximumFunctionCount $MaximumFunctionCount";
$error = '';
" Import of Microsoft.Graph takes time";
Import-Module microsoft.graph;
" Microsoft.Graph importeed";
" Connect-MpGraph starts";
Connect-MgGraph -NoWelcome -Scopes 'Policy.ReadWrite.ConditionalAccess', 'Group.Read.All';
" Connect-MpGraph finished : $error<";