Fixes an issue where microsoft.ad.user module failed on first run when adding a path value#246
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SUMMARY
This PR fixes an issue where the
microsoft.ad.usermodule fails on first run when adding thepathparameter to an a already existing user.ISSUE TYPE
COMPONENT NAME
microsoft.ad.userADDITIONAL INFORMATION
How to reproduce the error this PR fixes:
microsoft.ad.domainmodulemicrosoft.ad.usermodule to reconfigure any of the accounts created before DC promotion that are now domain accounts. Make sure the use thepathparameterThe module will fail but will still move the user to the
pathdefined. On second run of the module everything works.