$packageSource = Register-PackageSource -Trusted -ProviderName 'PowerShellGet' -Name 'Posh Test Gallery' -Location ''Ģ.

$packageSource = Get-PackageSource -Name 'Posh Test Gallery' If you haven't used the Posh Test Gallery before, you'll need to register it as an additional package source in your PowerShell Core environment. Whilst this is indeed an 'internal' gallery, for testing purposes, this preview version of the module is already in use in the Azure Cloud Shell, so it's a fairly safe bet that a) it's working as you expect and b) it will eventually move out of preview status. Whilst there's no PowerShell Core supported version of AzureAD in the central PowerShell Gallery, there is a private preview version available in the Posh Test Gallery. Register the Posh Test Gallery package source

So, there's every chance you'll find yourself needing to use both side-by-side, which is absolutely fine until you want to do that using the new cross-platform PowerShell Core.Īt time of writing there's no publicly available version of AzureAD that works with PowerShell Core - however, this post will explain that it is indeed possible to use this module functionality, as well as detailing the steps needed to get it working. Whilst some of the Azure Active Directory PowerShell for Graph module ( AzureAD) functionality has been rolled into the new Azure PowerShell Az module ( Az), it's not currently (and might never be) a replacement for the full power of what you can achieve with AzureAD. By James Broome Director of Engineering 30th May 2019

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