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Currently, the code doesn't contain error messages from the Azure backend for me.
The previous error detection code seems to have been copied from stevenmaguire/oauth2-microsoft, but the response format for errors seem to be different when using Azure. The JSON in the body looks like this for me:
I changed the code which creates the Exception accordingly, and this works for me. The Exception previously only had a generic "Bad Request" error message, with the change it is the one from Azure.