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Adding custom schemas to users #39
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Hey @cooper - that error indicates something isn't working as expected on the PowerShell side, not necessarily Google not liking your schema construction. Testing it out to see if I can replicate locally, working on a fix ASAP for you! |
@cooper - found the issue! pushing v2.5.2 now with the fix |
v2.5.2 deployed, try it out! you may have to fiddle with the space vs underscore issue, curious on whether your schema accepts spaces or not (I'm guessing it may convert it to underscores and require that when performing updates to it, tbh) |
It works using the underscores. You're awesome! |
Glad it's working for you! 😄
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Thank you for your time, Nate Ferrell (SCRT HQ)
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Nate,
I appreciate how quickly you were able to add the ability to set custom schemas and publish the changes to PowerShell Gallery! I am getting an error when trying to set one, though. I am probably just missing something:
The schema group is called "Frontier Private IDs" with attributes "Student Number" and "Employee Number." I noticed when querying a user with
Get-GSUser
, the spaces are replaced with underscores, but I can't get it to work either way.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: