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Seems something is not as it should for the autoloading mechanism. It doesnt seem to catch the desired target, i.e. enterprise, org, user.
Again, when running a command that is targeted on either a ent, org, user, it should be able to detect this, find the correct installation, get a IAT, and use that for the call without swapping default context.
Process:
Connect-GitHub-ClientID <...>-PrivateKey <...># Creates a GitHub App contextGet-GitHubTeam-Organization PSModule
# Construct call to `Invoke-GitHubAPI`.# - URL/Body/Headers# - Context# - RequirementsInvoke-GitHubAPI@params# - Resolve the context, if string return object, if app, return applicable IAT.# - Check AuthType to see if the context matches with the requirements (App, Installation, User).# - Check that installation has permission to call the API# - Run the call and return
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Seems something is not as it should for the autoloading mechanism. It doesnt seem to catch the desired target, i.e. enterprise, org, user.
Again, when running a command that is targeted on either a ent, org, user, it should be able to detect this, find the correct installation, get a IAT, and use that for the call without swapping default context.
Process:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: