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New command: m365 entra multitenant remove. Closes #6009
@Jwaegebaert I was facing the same issue. Based on my testing, I would avoid:
- creating and removing a multitenant organization in a short time
- removing and creating a multitenant organization in a short time
Removing a multitenant organization is definitely an asynchronous operation, but it's not mentioned in the doc for the Graph API v1.0.
The doc for beta: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/multitenantorganization-delete-tenants?view=graph-rest-beta&tabs=http mentions
To allow for asynchronous processing, you must wait for up to 2 hours before removal of a tenant is completed.
I think the same applies to v1.0
Good find, @MartinM85! I hadn't checked the beta version of the graph docs either. We should definitely add a note about the 2-hour delay so users know it’s not instant, like I originally thought 😅.
I just tested a graph call, and it turns out my organization is inactive at the moment. Maybe we could improve the error messages like "Tenant is already being added in Multi-Tenant Organization." Instead, we could say something like, "Your Multi-Tenant organization is being removed; this can take up to 2 hours." The current error message doesn't really explain what's going on.
Also, another thing to add to the docs: we should mention that when removing a Multi-Tenant Organization, all associations with other tenants will be removed too.
@Jwaegebaert The message Tenant is already being added in Multi-Tenant Organization is returned directly by the Graph API. No idea if we can change the error message.
The message Tenant is already being added in Multi-Tenant Organization is returned directly by the Graph API. No idea if we can change the error message.
Fair point. We should find a way to notify users about the delay. The note in the docs is a good start. I suggest logging something after the entire removal process. We could log a message to stderr at the end of the command about the time delay after removal. This way, it's logged but not part of the command output.