> For instance, will these be enhancing the autorest commands with a bunch of extra "calculated parameters" that do friendlier things, or will it be a new "overlay" set of commands that use the "raw" commands on the backend?
JGrote we're still developing the practices for how to structure this, but if you're interested in seeing and contributing to the work-in-progress, take a look at one example, the Azure AD entitlement management cmdlets we're working on, in the folder https://github.com/microsoftgraph/msgraph-sdk-powershell/tree/dev/src/Identity.Governance/Identity.Governance/custom These for entitlement management will be included into a future version of the Microsoft.Graph.Identity.Governance module, and I expect that customizations to other feature's cmdlets would ship in the same module as the auto-generated cmdlets. These enhancements to the auto-generated cmdlets includes both
For example, there is also now an ask to have a cmdlet to show the available access packages and who the approvers are which could then exported to CSV.