Retrieving SiteId from Microsoft Graph for Subsequent API Calls This post offers an option to retrieve a SiteId from Microsoft Graph using PnP PowerShell. This can be particularly useful when making further API calls that require the SiteId. $siteurl = "https://contoso.sharepoint.com/sites/Company311" Connect-PnPOnline -url $siteurl -interactive # for the site url https://contoso-admin.sharepoint.com/teams/app-m365 # Extract the domain and site name $uri = New-Object System.Uri($siteurl) $domain = $uri.Host $siteName = $uri.AbsolutePath # Construct the new URL $RestMethodUrl = "v1.

Overcoming Challenges with Azure DevOps Pipelines using Self-Hosted Build Agents for Power Platform Managed Solutions Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) for Power Platform solutions can be effectively managed using Azure DevOps, providing a robust framework for automating deployments, version control, and continuous integration and delivery, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing manual errors. Refer to the posts for more details: Power Platform ALM & Pipelines w/ Matt Devaney and Converting to Modern YAML Pipeline: Application Lifecycle Management in Azure DevOps for Power Platform

Excluding certain SharePoint sites from search would mean the contents from the excluded sites won’t be available to M365 tenant search and Copilot for M365 using Restricted SharePoint Search feature. The downsides using this feature are: Limited Findability: By excluding certain SharePoint sites from search, you limit the findability of data. Users would need to know the specific sites where the data resides in order to search for it. This can hinder efficient data retrieval and records management.