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Add documentation on when to use which endpoint:
The TSI environment that I want to query, is in an Azure Directory in which my account is added as a guest account. When I execute the code above, I get a generic login prompt, but when I execute your code, I get the more specific logon prompt for the company in which I'm a guest.
So it seems to be that the authority provider that is used is quite important. It would be nice to know what the differences are in those authority providers, and when to use what.
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x)Add documentation on when to use which endpoint:
The TSI environment that I want to query, is in an Azure Directory in which my account is added as a guest account. When I execute the code above, I get a generic login prompt, but when I execute your code, I get the more specific logon prompt for the company in which I'm a guest.
So it seems to be that the authority provider that is used is quite important. It would be nice to know what the differences are in those authority providers, and when to use what.
The authority provider from your example: https://login.windows.net/{authenticationSettings.TenantId} The authority provider that I was using: https://login.windows.net/common/oauth2/authorize
Add an example of using MSAL for .NET Core
Update to add example for an interactive token retrieval sample using MSAL in .NET Core.