SCLabelPolicy: If label policy is set to None don't get its label display name since it's not required #3164
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… it's not required
ricmestre
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With latest commit I'm able to export outlookdefaultlabel set to "None", changing it to "All employees (unrestricted)" and then back to "None" without errors. |
NikCharlebois
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Apr 13, 2023
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Pull Request (PR) description
SCLabelPolicy: If label policy is set to None don't get its label display name since it's not required. This solves an issue when for instance a label policy has outlookdefaultlabel set to None, there is no label with such name and therefore Get-Label fails.
This Pull Request (PR) fixes the following issues