Beyond File Recovery: Using PnP PowerShell Recycle Bin Reports for Tenant Governance
One of the things I’ve learned working with Microsoft 365 is that storage issues are rarely as straightforward as they first appear.
Read moreOne of the things I’ve learned working with Microsoft 365 is that storage issues are rarely as straightforward as they first appear.
Read morePnP Core SDK v1.17.0 and PnP Framework 1.20.0 are out — bringing new features, improvements, and community-driven enhancements.
Read morePnP Framework v1.19.0 is out — bringing .NET 10 support, the removal of the Microsoft.Graph package dependency, flexible sections in the provisioning engine, and several community-driven fixes.
Read morePnP Core SDK v1.16.0 is out — the first stable, signed release with .NET 10 support, a rebuilt release pipeline, and a new active maintainers team.
Read morePnP PowerShell is a cross-platform PowerShell module providing 815 (and counting) cmdlets that work with Microsoft 365 environments and more specifically SharePoint Online, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Planner, and Power Automate.
Read moreCLI for Microsoft 365 v11.7 is a feature-rich release centered on Outlook calendar automation, adding a full suite of commands for calendars, events, and calendar groups, alongside new SharePoint capabilities and meaningful quality improvements across the tool.
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