URL-encoded email address in guest invite #43
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…pass PrincipalName membership rules
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Thanks for the contribution. I reviewed this and don’t think URL-encoding |
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PrincipalName is commonly used in dynamic membership rules and is typically derived from the email address. In some cases, including a # in the local part of the email address may be necessary to influence group matching logic.