Query Unique Permissions in SharePoint using CSOM and PnP PowerShell Managing permissions in SharePoint is a critical aspect of maintaining data security and compliance within organisations. However, as SharePoint environments grow in complexity, manually auditing and managing permissions becomes increasingly challenging. To address this challenge, PowerShell scripts can be leveraged to automate the auditing process, providing administrators with valuable insights into permission structures across SharePoint sites and libraries. What do SharePoint permissions have to do with Copilot for Microsoft 365?

Working with PowerShell Script Module Files:psm1 Have you ever utilized a psm1 file to create reusable functions across multiple ps1 files? If so, you might have encountered the frustration of edits not reflecting immediately due to module caching. I recently faced this issue when updating a psm1 file; despite making changes, the updates didn’t take effect immediately. The issue stemmed from module caching. The only solution I found to load the updated psm1 file was to terminate the PowerShell session and start a new one.

Retrieving SharePoint Site URL for Teams Channels Have you ever needed to construct the SharePoint site URL for a private or shared channel using just the channel name? This post will guide you through the process. Private Channels The default SharePoint URL for a private channel follows the format: <ParentSharePointSiteUrl><ChannelRelativeUrl>. Note that if the channel is renamed, the corresponding SharePoint URL remains unchanged. Shared Channels Similarly, the default SharePoint URL for a shared channel follows the format: <ParentM365GroupName><ChannelRelativeUrl>.