FIX Use Microsoft Graph for GUI authentication and group authorization - #2281
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| Automates the full deployment of an isolated CoPyRIT GUI instance: | ||
| 1. Resource group | ||
| 2. Entra app registration + API scope + group claims | ||
| 2. Entra app registration + delegated Microsoft Graph permission |
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isn't this still indented weirdly ? or am i miss reading it
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The GUI previously requested a custom API token that the backend could validate locally, but that token could not be used to query Microsoft Graph for group membership.
This change:
User.Read/me/me/getMemberObjectsGraph tokens are treated as opaque by the backend. Authentication and group authorization failures are handled through a typed internal exception and converted to HTTP responses at the middleware boundary.