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owinoakelo
Microsoft
MicrosoftAzure AD SCIM Validator is in General Availability (GA) Status
You can now validate the compatibility of your SCIM provisioning endpoint and Azure AD code base using our Azure AD SCIM Validator. This tool can be used by ISVs who want to build SCIM compatible ser...
hi there, I ran validator tests and all failed due to a custom domain validator we added in the SCIM app. However, when I look at the request details of each test case, I am surprised to see that all calls are POSTs. Captured here as an example, the 'PATCH user' is a POST call. So are other patch cases, filter users, delete a user, etc... Can you think of anything that is causing this behavior? thanks for your help.
owinoakelocli1895 We create a new user for every test. The POST requests you are seeing is to create a new user who will then be PATCHED as per the test.
owinoakelo thanks for quick reply.
Is it correct to assume that If the first POST call did not go through, the subsequent PATCH/DELETE will not be made?
- owinoakeloThat's right. The POST has to be successful for the next calls to work.