Description
When running a365 develop-mcp register-external-mcp-server, the command fails during app credential provisioning in tenants that enforce Microsoft Entra ID policies restricting maximum client secret lifetimes.
Currently, the CLI attempts to create a client secret with a lifetime of 2 years.
Suggestion
The CLI should allow users to customize or reduce the endDateTime of the client secret at creation time. This would ensure compatibility with tenant policies that enforce stricter expiration requirements.
Rationale
Many organizations apply expiration policies to limit the maximum lifetime of client secrets. Providing control over the secret’s validity period would improve flexibility and allow the command to succeed in such environments.
Description
When running a365 develop-mcp register-external-mcp-server, the command fails during app credential provisioning in tenants that enforce Microsoft Entra ID policies restricting maximum client secret lifetimes.
Currently, the CLI attempts to create a client secret with a lifetime of 2 years.
Suggestion
The CLI should allow users to customize or reduce the endDateTime of the client secret at creation time. This would ensure compatibility with tenant policies that enforce stricter expiration requirements.
Rationale
Many organizations apply expiration policies to limit the maximum lifetime of client secrets. Providing control over the secret’s validity period would improve flexibility and allow the command to succeed in such environments.