Closed darrelmiller closed 2 years ago
Hey @darrelmiller, I am trying to reproduce this though I don't get an option to sign in as a guest user. How can I achieve this?
@ElinorW You have to add the tenant query parameter to the URL e.g.
https://developer.microsoft-tst.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer?tenant=tavis.ca
In order to test it you will need to go into a dev tenant and then add your microsoft account as a guest in that tenant. Then you specify the dev tenant domain name in the tenant query parameter and sign in as a guest user.
I had completely forgot that this feature had been implemented.
Got it, I have been able to reproduce this now.
So, the first time I ran this, it was blank for me too... then after testing again, I got some tenant information
could you try running it again and see if you'll get anything this time.
@ElinorW I noticed that sometimes it just takes a bit of time to load. I think this is worth investigating further
@adhiambovivian Could be because I have to make a separate network call to get tenant info... This info doesn't seem to be present on a user's account data
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@ElinorW is this really blocked or work we haven't gotten to yet.
@ddyett this isn't blocked, I have moved it to the backlog and part of the the August milestone
This is resolved. For the tenant value I had to use a tenant ID as opposed to the tenant name
This has been resolved also when with the use of a tenant name.
Steps to reproduce
Access Graph explorer using tenanted URL e.g. https://developer.microsoft-tst.com/en-us/graph/graph-explorer?tenant=tavis.ca
Sign in as a guest user to the tenant
Expected
To see the tenant name in the header and in the user profile card.
Actual