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Microsoft Attempts to Fix Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Problem with Azure Automation

Microsoft Attempts to Fix Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK Problem with Azure Automation
V2.26 and V2.26.1 of the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK were low-quality, buggy disasters. Microsoft aims to fix the problem in the next version to make it possible for the SDK to work with Azure Automation runbooks again and address many of the obvious problems that should never have appeared outside Microsoft. It will take time for customer confidence to be restored.

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