Unable to import azuread_directory_role_eligibility_schedule_request with a Global Administrator user.

[MattGarnerAWR]

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Terraform (and AzureAD Provider) Version

Affected Resource(s)

• azuread_directory_role_eligibility_schedule_request

Terraform Configuration Files

Debug Output

Error: Retrieving roleEligibilityScheduleRequest "xxxx-xxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxx" │ │ RoleEligibilityScheduleRequestClient.BaseClient.Get(): unexpected status 403 with OData error: UnknownError: {"errorCode":"PermissionScopeNotGranted","message":"Authorization failed due to missing permission scope │ RoleEligibilitySchedule.ReadWrite.Directory,RoleManagement.ReadWrite.Directory.","instanceAnnotations":[]} ╵

Panic Output

Expected Behavior

Normally, I can use my account that is Global Administrator to import AzureAD resources into state.

Actual Behavior

Errored with missing API permissions.

Steps to Reproduce

1. terraform import

Important Factoids

References

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[SebRosander]

I'm running into a similar issues when creating the azuread_directory_role_eligibility_schedule_request from scratch.

resource "azuread_directory_role" "internal_it_helpdesk_admin" {
  display_name = "Helpdesk Administrator"
}

resource "azuread_directory_role_eligibility_schedule_request" "internal_it_helpdesk_admin" {
  role_definition_id = azuread_directory_role.internal_it_helpdesk_admin.template_id
  principal_id       = azuread_group.internal_it_operator.object_id
  directory_scope_id = "/"
  justification      = "Internal-IT"
}

Running the operation as Global Admin.

[mhosker]

I'm running into a similar issues when creating the azuread_directory_role_eligibility_schedule_request from scratch.

resource "azuread_directory_role" "internal_it_helpdesk_admin" {
  display_name = "Helpdesk Administrator"
}

resource "azuread_directory_role_eligibility_schedule_request" "internal_it_helpdesk_admin" {
  role_definition_id = azuread_directory_role.internal_it_helpdesk_admin.template_id
  principal_id       = azuread_group.internal_it_operator.object_id
  directory_scope_id = "/"
  justification      = "Internal-IT"
}

Running the operation as Global Admin.

I am also experiencing this! Did you manage to find a solution @SebRosander ?

So far the only possible avenue I am seeing is running the Terraform via a service principal with those permissions delegated... which I'm not keen on for other reasons...

[MattGarnerAWR]

@mhosker - I've seen on other issues it's all related to AzureCLI and the only work around right now is to use a Service Principal instead.