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- Merged select changes from oshrc-support/CloudLAPS@859d7ec
- Added .gitignore to exclude vscode files
- Fixed a bug where incorrect thumbprint verification would cause SendClientEvent transactions to fail.
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This PR also contains changes to the host.json file for Azure Functions that updates the runtime to version 4, which should fix issue #62 (those changes originally published by @oshrc-support at https://github.com/oshrc-support/CloudLAPS) |
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This PR contains changes necessary to support the Catalyst LAPS client application for MacOS, which I am actively developing and will be releasing soon. The aim of Catalyst is to provide feature parity with the current CloudLAPS solution for Windows in a platform native solution for MacOS. This code has been regression tested and will continue to work normally for Windows devices. Some additional mechanisms had to be implemented to allow MacOS devices to authenticate in a similar way to Windows machines, as the Intune Platform SSO implementation breaks certificate-based authentication which is currently in use for Windows.
There may be a couple random bits left from development of this solution (though I think I've already taken care of them all). If so, I will be happy to make additional changes to get this solution merged in.