Weekly Docs Refresh: Calendar (v1.0) by microsoft-graph-devx-bot[bot] · Pull Request #832 · MicrosoftDocs/microsoftgraph-docs-powershell

microsoft-graph-devx-bot · 2026-07-31T18:52:16Z

This pull request was automatically created by Azure Pipelines for the Calendar module (v1.0 profile). Important Check for unexpected deletions or changes in this PR.

Guard GenerateMarkDown.ps1 so a module's docs are only deleted when the module is available to regenerate them. Skip-and-preserve per workload module, and abort if Authentication is unavailable, avoiding refresh PRs that delete thousands of docs after a failed module install. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

EscapeDisallowedHtmlTags.ps1 and RemoveInvalidFullStops.ps1 hardcoded a personal git identity, so their stage commits in the weekly refresh PRs were attributed to an individual instead of the tooling bot. Align both with the other generation scripts. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

- UpdateLinks.ps1: only insert the beta/v1 '[!NOTE]' link when it is not already present, so weekly runs stop stacking duplicate note blocks. - GeneratePermissionsTable.ps1: skip files that already contain a '**Permissions**' table instead of prepending another copy each run. - GenerateMarkDown.ps1: write PlatyPS output as UTF-8 without BOM so every regenerated file no longer diffs on a leading BOM. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

Add '*.md text eol=lf' to .gitattributes so PlatyPS/transform scripts, which run on Windows and emit CRLF, no longer produce line-ending churn in the weekly refresh PRs. Index blobs are already LF, so this only pins the working-tree checkout and future writes to LF. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

…rphans Bulk-deleting a module's docs before regenerating meant any transient import failure (installed but unimportable module, e.g. Authentication version conflict) wiped docs that were never regenerated, producing refresh PRs with thousands of missing files. Now: verify the module truly imports and exposes commands before processing (skip-and-preserve otherwise), overwrite each doc in place, and remove only genuine orphans whose command is no longer in the metadata. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

Each Graph workload module now generates in its own Azure DevOps stage per SDK profile (~86 independent stages), giving every module a fresh agent and a clean assembly-load context. This structurally eliminates the "assembly with same name is already loaded" collisions that produced mass-deletion / no-op refresh PRs. - GenerateMarkDown.ps1: add -GraphProfileFilter and -ModuleFilter scoping; in scoped runs do a complete delete + full regen of the single module, throw before any deletion on import failure (fail-safe), and emit a ModuleGenerated signal only on success. - 9 post-processing scripts: add matching profile/module scoping and empty-commit guards so each touches only the target module folder. - update-template.yml: parameterized install (InstallProfile/Module) that installs only Authentication + the single workload submodule for isolated runs; install failures warn instead of failing. - New common-templates/generate-module-docs-steps.yml: full single-module sequence (install -> generate -> post-process -> push -> PR). Generate step is continueOnError and every later step is gated on ModuleGenerated, so a failing module deletes nothing, opens no PR, and never fails the overall pipeline. - New common-templates/module-stages.yml: emits one dependsOn:[] stage per module. - powershell-docs.yml: invoke module-stages.yml for v1.0 (incl. Authentication) and beta; each stage opens its own pull request. ms.date changes every run (StabilizeMsDate is intentionally not run) for reviewable PRs. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

Azure DevOps resolves template references relative to the directory of the referencing file. powershell-docs.yml lives in azure-pipelines/, so the "azure-pipelines/common-templates/module-stages.yml@self" path resolved to azure-pipelines/azure-pipelines/common-templates/module-stages.yml and failed with "Not Found". Use a path relative to the file's own directory instead. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Copilot-Session: 4d27d82f-3809-40d2-b4e7-6623436ff2ef

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microsoftgraph/graph-powershell-1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar/Get-MgGroupCalendarSchedule.md

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microsoftgraph/graph-powershell-1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar/Invoke-MgForwardGroupEvent.md

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microsoftgraph/graph-powershell-1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar/Invoke-MgForwardUserEvent.md

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microsoftgraph/graph-powershell-1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.md

Line 0, Column 0: [Suggestion: PSMD2Yaml_UidDuplicated] Duplicate uid found: Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgGroupCalendarEvent shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgGroupCalendarPermission shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgGroupEvent shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgGroupEventAttachment shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgGroupEventExtension shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuilding shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuildingCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuildingMapFootprint shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuildingMapLevel shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuildingMapLevelFixture shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuildingMapLevelSection shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsBuildingMapLevelUnit shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsDesk shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsDeskCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsFloor shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsFloorCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoom shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomList shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomListCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomListRoom shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomListRoomCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomListWorkspace shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsRoomListWorkspaceCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsSection shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsSectionCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsWorkspace shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceAsWorkspaceCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgPlaceCheck shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgUserCalendar shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgUserCalendarGroup shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgUserCalendarPermission shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgUserEvent shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgUserEventAttachment shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar. Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Get-MgUserEventExtension shows more than once in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar Cmdlets command group in module Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.

microsoftgraph/graph-powershell-1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar/Stop-MgGroupEvent.md

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microsoftgraph/graph-powershell-1.0/Microsoft.Graph.Calendar/Stop-MgUserEvent.md

Line 0, Column 0: [Suggestion: PSMD2Yaml_ContentMissing] Missing content in Microsoft.Graph.Calendar.Stop-MgUserEvent cmdlet. Parameters lacking description: Comment

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