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Description
I'm currently using custom extensions (Logic Apps) to automate workflows for Access Package assignments. These extensions are incredibly useful for integrating custom logic at specific lifecycle events, such as when an assignment is approved or expired. However, the current version of the azuread provider doesn't support managing these custom extensions or linking them to Access Package policies.
This means I have to manually configure these extensions, adding extra overhead and complexity to our infrastructure-as-code approach. It would be amazing if the provider could support:
Linking custom extensions (like Logic Apps) to an Access Package catalog.
Associating these extensions with Access Package policies and specifying the stages where they should be triggered (e.g., assignment approved, assignment expired).
Here are the relevant Microsoft Graph API references for these features:
Community Note
Description
I'm currently using custom extensions (Logic Apps) to automate workflows for Access Package assignments. These extensions are incredibly useful for integrating custom logic at specific lifecycle events, such as when an assignment is approved or expired. However, the current version of the
azuread
provider doesn't support managing these custom extensions or linking them to Access Package policies.This means I have to manually configure these extensions, adding extra overhead and complexity to our infrastructure-as-code approach. It would be amazing if the provider could support:
assignment approved
,assignment expired
).Here are the relevant Microsoft Graph API references for these features:
New or Affected Resource(s)
azuread_access_package_custom_extension
azuread_access_package_assignment_policy
Potential Terraform Configuration
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