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How can I manually map apollo custom scalars to client side types?

I wan't to change the type which is associated with a Field Policy. (I am trying to essentially do this, i.e. manually add support for a custom scalar type). The value from the server is a string but I wan't to convert it to a JS Data (more specifically a luxon DateTime)

I have a schema like this:

I am trying to filter a set of data returned by the MS Graph API's managedDevices endpoint using an odata filter.

Sending the request without a filter gets the expected result.

I am trying to read a person's Out of Office text with MSGraph. I understand the only way to do this is by getting the person's mailbox settings as indicated here.

Is there another way to read a person's Out of Office Message?

Assuming there is no other way I then have read for example in this link that to call GET /users/{id|userPrincipalName}/mailboxSettings you need to have Application Permissions for MailboxSettings.Read, MailboxSettings.ReadWrite. Is this still the case? It does not make sense to me that you need Application level permissions. Is there not a delegated (admin consent required) MailboxSettings.Read.All??? The problem is that most IT departments will be hesitant (or pigs are going to fly before some IT departments) give an application this permission to run without a signed in user.

Alternatively, I see that there is a User property of mailboxsettings, thus using the $select query parameter you can call this https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{id}?$select=mailboxSettings does or should this work with the User.Read.All.

UPDATE in accordance with the suggestion below I have added 2 suggestions to the MSGraph user voice.

1. A person's out of office information should be included with their calendar / freebusy (getschedule) information.
2. There should be a Mailboxsettings.Read.All permission.

Please click on the link and vote them up if you agree.

Is there a way to track internal Firebase bugs/issues/feature-requests?

By "internal" I mean those not part of the open-source portion of Firebase's codebase tracked on GitHub.

I have a tracking number for the issue – b/148360318 – but it yields no results in Google's Issue Tracker: https://issuetracker.google.com/

The only Firebase service I've been able to find there is Firestore; but this issue relates to Auth Server behavior. As far as I can tell, the Issue Tracker only has Cloud Platform issues.

Email support doesn't provide such notifications (the advice is to read release notes), but unfortunately that isn't a substitute because there will be no indication if it's been abandoned (in which case I'd need to work around it).

Without being able to track the issue, I'm not sure how to be notified if/when it's been addressed.

Can custom add-ins be enabled/used while creating meeting requests in an Office 365 group calendar. The add-ins need to be enabled while creating meetings from Web, Desktop App as well mobile?

I can see that an user voice was raised here. But it's not clear if the feature was made available or not.

I have an Expo app that works alongside an IoT device. To connect to that device, the user goes on the device's wifi and sends it info about their wifi so that the device itself can connect to the wifi.

So far, that network call from device to app has been done using fetch to send a post to the IP address of the device, on a specific port. For example http://192.168.1.1:1234/

The team handling the device production has recently added SSL to this call, and now the network call should be made to https://192.168.1.1:1234/. They asked me to "Create a custom "TrustManager" and trust the self-signed certificate I have created."

The problem is that I can't find any information as to how I should trust the self-signed certificate using React Native. I can't even find a way to disable SSL certificate check just for testing purposes (which I can do with Postman for example and the network call works). I'm not even sure which direction to look into as most if not all info I found was specific to node and not client side.

As most of my expertise is in app building, I'm not that knowledgeable in regards to SSL certificates and I'm aware that maybe my comprehension of the problem is wrong and that I may be approaching it from the wrong side.

EDIT : This can't be done via Expo yet, but feel free to upvote the issue here

I want to create via createBottomTabNavigator. It has 5 tabs. Each tab is a StackNavigator.

One of these tabs has a top tab bar. I create the top tab bar via createMaterialTopTabNavigator

But I know tab count after http request. How can I add tab dynamically? The doc says that

There are workarounds if you absolutely need dynamic routes but you can expect some additional complexity

I am confused about this task.

How can I do that?

Related react-navigation issue: https://react-navigation.canny.io/feature-requests/p/dynamic-routes-for-navigators

Currently, if I add a .gif to app.json, it does not work

We would like to use Microsoft Graph API to integrate Azure AD with our SAAS Application so that it is possible to manage the Application users and groups from Azure AD and vice versa

We tried using Microsoft Graph API but Reading and Writing groups/users require Azure AD Admin permission.

Our client does not want to give us Azure AD Admin permission as it gives our application access to all their users and groups and not just the ones that use our Application.

Turns out Azure does not allow you to scope permission per application.

I found this article

 looks like Microsoft is already working on adding Application scope restriction for Office 365 services. Not sure if this will be also applicable to Azure AD as well.

Turns out it's actually possible to restrict permission for apps that use Exchange Online mailboxes

I do not want to believe there is no way of scoping the permissions in Azure AD already or maybe there is a workaround for this.