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Can't change WhoCanJoin attribute on Update-GSGroupSettings #9
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I'll check it today! Thanks for opening the issue to let me know!
On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 8:16 AM WillieWookiee ***@***.***> wrote:
I am attempting to change the whoCanJoin attribute via the
Update-GSGroupSettings cmdlet and it does not change. I don't even get an
error.
I know that I am authorized because I can change any other attribute and
it works.
I get a response back from the API with no error code, but the attribute
is not changed. The command I am running is:
update-GSGroupSettings -group ***@***.*** ***@***.***>
-WhoCanJoin* "ALL_IN_DOMAIN_CAN_JOIN"
If someone wouldn't mind testing that would be awesome. I am not sure if
it is a pre-requisite issue or what.
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Thank you for your time, Nate Ferrell (SCRT HQ)
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In further testing, I am leaning towards a Google API issue. I have tried just using Fiddler to PATCH the request to Google and it still doesn't update. I am going to open a case with them. |
Gotcha! I'll keep this open, please let me know what Google says!
On Wed, Jan 24, 2018 at 8:50 AM WillieWookiee ***@***.***> wrote:
In further testing, I am leaning towards a Google API issue. I have tried
just using Fiddler to PATCH the request to Google and it still doesn't
update.
I am going to open a case with them.
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Nate, if you wouldn't mind testing it on your end, that would be awesome. I have contacted Google and opened a case, but they will need to get back with me. Thanks! |
Nate, no need to test now. I just heard back from Google and they confirmed it is a bug (70841287). They hope to have a resolution by the end of the day. Thanks for the quick responses and awesome powershell module! |
Awesome! Thanks for the update, glad it's hopefully going to be a quick fix on the vendor side! Closing this down 👊 |
I am attempting to change the whoCanJoin attribute via the Update-GSGroupSettings cmdlet and it does not change. I don't even get an error.
I know that I am authorized because I can change any other attribute and it works.
I get a response back from the API with no error code, but the attribute is not changed. The command I am running is:
update-GSGroupSettings -group group@domain.com -WhoCanJoin "ALL_IN_DOMAIN_CAN_JOIN"
If someone wouldn't mind testing that would be awesome. I am not sure if it is a pre-requisite issue or what.
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