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A: This can happen on Windows when a script contains a BOM-char or a configurations has en emoji in the name for example. To work around this, set the following system environment variable in Windows: PYTHONUTF8=1
A: You can target as many tenants as you want with IntuneCD. If you want to use the same App Registration, just make sure it's configured for multi-tenancy. You can then set up pipelines/actions for each tenant you want to update or back up. An example would be to have one repository that is the baseline which the downstream tenants checks out and compares against.
Another option is to setup IntuneCD Monitor and manage all your tenants from there.
Q: I do not want IntuneCD to always install the latest version in my automated backup, can I lock the version I want to run until I'm ready to upgrade?
A: Yes, when running the pip install just add the version you want to always run, pip install IntuneCD==x.x.x.
Q: When using the --audit argument, the overall commit which includes all changes not detected by audit logs is committed with the last user in the audit log, how do I change this?
A: Make sure your automation is configuring the git username and email after IntuneCD backup has run. Also make sure to remove --global from the git config command to set the username and email locally for the repo.