Added the keyCredentials property to the appManagementConfiguration resource.
Why it matters: API deprecation — update before it's removed
keyCredentials, passwordCredentials, customSecurityAttributescustomSecurityAttributeExemption, customSecurityAttributeStringValueExemption, keyCredentialConfiguration, passwordCredentialConfigurationkeyCredentials, passwordCredentials, customSecurityAttributesAdded the keyCredentials property to the appManagementConfiguration resource. Added the passwordCredentials property to the appManagementConfiguration resource. Removed the keyCredentials relationship from the appManagementConfiguration resource. Removed the passwordCredentials relationship from the appManagementConfiguration resource. Added the customSecurityAttributes property to the appManagementPolicyActorExemptions resource. Removed the customSecurityAttributes relationship from the appManagementPolicyActorExemptions resource. Changed the customSecurityAttributeExemption resource from an entity type to a complex type. Changed the customSecurityAttributeStringValueExemption resource from an entity type to a complex type. Changed the keyCredentialConfiguration resource from an entity type to a complex type. Changed the passwordCredentialConfiguration resource from an entity type to a complex type.
How this was classified (derived by the tracker — not Microsoft's label)
- deprecation · 80% confidence · matched Graph API removal/deprecation
Removed the keyCredentials relationship from the appManagementConfiguration resource
Affected: Microsoft Graph, Identity and access