eporting an Issue or Missing Feature
I am reporting a bug

Expected behavior
I was expecting to get some real figures in Hits and Visits when running Get-PnPSite -Includes Usage,

$site = $site = Get-PnPSite -Connection $siteConnection -includes Usage
$site.Usage | fl *

Bandwidth : 123
DiscussionStorage : 0
Hits : 5435543
Storage : 9682221
StoragePercentageUsed : 0.00180345419794321
Visits : 53253
TypeId : {7ec28504-35f9-4fcf-a09f-401024417292}
Actual behavior
I am getting zeros for every Usage property except Storage when running Get-PnPSite -Includes Usage
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Steps to reproduce behavior
Connect-PnPOnline
$site = Get-PnPSite -Connection $siteConnection -includes RootWeb, Usage
$site.Usage | fl *
What is the version of the Cmdlet module you are running?
Get-Module PnP.PowerShell -ListAvailable | fl Name, Version, PreRelease

Name : PnP.PowerShell
Version : 1.2.4
Which operating system/environment are you running PnP PowerShell on?
[x ] Windows
Linux
MacOS
Azure Cloud Shell
Azure Functions
Other : please specify

References:
https://github.com/pnp/powershell/issues/182
https://github.com/pnp/PnP-PowerShell/issues/3034

When versioning is turned on, it's possible to hide drafts, either from everyone except the creator or just from users without edit rights. When presenting items from lists, either in custom solutions or using the built-in list webpart, this means that the general viewer may be presented with a different view than a user who is responsible for creating or checking content.

In order to display a consistent "end user experience", we have to manually fetch a specific version (the latest version that has _ModerationStatus eq 0). In the built-in list view webparts, this isn't even an option.

Drafts are already hidden from users without edit rights on the lists in use. Therefore it would be useful to have this filtering as a simple option when fetching items using the REST API.

Description:
Currently _api/SP.Oauth.NativeClient/Authenticate API endpoint is locked so that you can call this endpoint only if bearer token is granted by specifics MS azure apps.
This is only way to get SP authentication cookie by bearer token and it seems that every MS mobile apps use this method to acquire authentication cookie. Teams, mobile sharepoint app etc...

When developing mobile apps you are now forced to do multiple authentications to open Sharepoint page or forced to store client credentials order to call vtibin/idcrl.svc/ which is another way to get SP authentication cookie programmatically.

Problem:
You can't create azure app which can grant bearer token for this endpoint.

Suggestion:
Allow own azure app to grant bearer token which can call this endpoint.

Hi.
I'm trying to find a way to create site policies using Powershell together with the PnP framework.
I need to provision new site policies to a selection of site collections on my tenant.
At the moment it's possible to get and set the policies using PnP. But there is no option to add/create a site policy.

ps,
Tried to do the same thing using a PnP Provisioning template. But ran into a, I believe, known error:
Sorry, something went wrong
An unexpected error has occurred.
TECHNICAL DETAILS

Troubleshoot issues with Microsoft SharePoint Foundation.
Correlation ID: ff4b819f-706e-b000-b146-974b303ea185

Date and Time: 10/7/2020 3:19:58 AM

Contributors should not be allowed to change readonly fields, they cannot with the classic update method.
But I tested that if a user with contributor permissions uses a javascript / REST with ValideUpdatelistem, he/she is able to update a readonly field.
I find normal that a full control user can do it, but not a contributor.
I find no reason, the classic update method does not work, but yes using ValideUpdateListitem.
There are other ways not to include fields you don't want the user to fill, without making it readonly, and if you make it readonly and you need a contributor to fill it, you can always use a flow to update from an elevated privilege.

Either I'm missing something, or SharePoint Spaces is a completely manually created environment.

So other than some of the objects/webparts supporting data from other sources (e.g. SharePoint lists/libraries) within the bounds of that webpart, there's no way to programmatically add content to a Space.

Or should we be able to build SharePoint Framework webparts that can then interact inside the Space?

We're working with a partner on geospatial data (maps, terrain, satellite photos, building geometry, building scans, services data (water pipes, electrical wires, etc) and more), which is currently visualised using a customised version of the Cesium Viewer, but it would be great to bring this data into a SharePoint Space instead, perhaps integrating/merging with data from SharePoint lists...

• Case #: 20357756
• Created on: Saturday, June 6, 2020 4:21 PM
• Title: DLP policy in sp
• Description: We have been testing DLP Over-ride function in Sharepoint and found a bug- If a policy is once overridden for a file by person X (doesn’t matter the owner or not), any other person Y can choose the file (not opening the file) and share it directly without having to over-ride except in one case i.e if Y opens the doc, click at “More Options” at the Policy tip displayed and ignores it(doesn’t actually Over-ride it). Could you please suggest what can be done to prevent this and enforce Over-ride policy for each user?