Microsoft has just released a new version of the SharePoint Online (SPO) Management Shell that can be downloaded from the following URL:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35588
As you can see in the bellow screenshot, the number of SPO cmdlets has increased to 131.
Some of the new cmdlets included are the following ones (Note: Don’t expect this cmdlets will work yet since they realy on features not ready yet in SPO):
Microsoft acaba de liberar una nueva actualización del SharePoint (SPO) Management Shell que podéis descargar desde el siguiente enlace:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35588
Como podéis ver en la siguiente captura de pantalla, pasamos a tener 131 cmdelts para SPO!!
Entre los comandos nuevos nos encontraremos (Nota: La mayoría no van a funcionar):
As you can read at Office Dev Blog, Microsoft has just released a new edition of the Client Side Object Model (CSOM) for SharePoint Online (SPO). You can read the full announcement here: https://dev.office.com/blogs/new-sharepoint-csom-version-released-for-Office-365-march-2018
As always, this new CSOM version (16.1.7521.1200) is available via NuGet
Microsoft acaba de liberar una nueva versión del modelo de objetos en cliente (CSOM) para SharePoint Online tal y como podéis leer en este post: https://dev.office.com/blogs/new-sharepoint-csom-version-released-for-Office-365-march-2018
Como siempre, esta nueva versión del CSOM (la 16.1.7521.1200) está disponible vía NuGet.
By default, when you create a Flow for a list or document library and without additional configuration, the Flow is going to be executed by our user. Fortunately, we can sort out this problem by adding additional “Run-Only” users to our Flow:
Por defecto, si creamos un Flow para una lista o biblioteca de documento y no realizamos configuración adicional en el mismo, el mismo se va a ejecutar con el usuario que creé el Flow…afortunadamente esto se puede cambiar en las opciones de configuración del Flow a través de añadir nuevos usuarios o grupos de seguridad de “solo-ejecución” al Flow:
En esta ocasión os comparto las novedades de Flow para SharePoint Online de marzo de 2018:
Referencias:
I don’t normally share Messages from the Messages Center in my blog, but this time I will make an expcetion since one of the most requested features for Planner is comming: Guest users support!!! Bellow you can find the Message posted in the Messages Center…Kudos for the Planner Team, you finally made it!
Updated feature: Microsoft Planner now supports guest user access
MC132887
Stay Informed
Published On : March 27, 2018
We’re updating Microsoft Planner to support guest user access. We’ll begin rolling this feature out in the next few days.
This message is associated with Office 365 Roadmap ID: 14702.
How does this affect me?
Guest access in Office 365 Groups and Microsoft Teams enables end users to collaborate with people from outside your organization. If you decide to enable guest access, as administrator, you can grant access to group conversations, team chats, files, calendar invitations, and the group notebook. With this update, guest users will also be able to access Planner plans for any groups and teams they’ve been added to.
We will begin rolling this feature out over the next few days, and we anticipate rollout completion by the end of April.
What do I need to do to prepare for this change?
There is nothing you need to do to prepare for this change. If you would like to manage guest access for your organization, please click Additional Information to learn more.
No suelo replicar mensajes del Centro de Mensajes de Office 365 en mi blog, pero en esta ocasión voy a hacer una excepción ya que finalmente una de las funcionalidades más solicitadas en Planner verá la luz próximamente: el soporte usuarios invitados 
. Os dejo el mensaje que podréis leer en el centro de mensajes de Office 365:
Updated feature: Microsoft Planner now supports guest user access
MC132887
Stay Informed
Published On : March 27, 2018
We’re updating Microsoft Planner to support guest user access. We’ll begin rolling this feature out in the next few days.
This message is associated with Office 365 Roadmap ID: 14702.
How does this affect me?
Guest access in Office 365 Groups and Microsoft Teams enables end users to collaborate with people from outside your organization. If you decide to enable guest access, as administrator, you can grant access to group conversations, team chats, files, calendar invitations, and the group notebook. With this update, guest users will also be able to access Planner plans for any groups and teams they’ve been added to.
We will begin rolling this feature out over the next few days, and we anticipate rollout completion by the end of April.
What do I need to do to prepare for this change?
There is nothing you need to do to prepare for this change. If you would like to manage guest access for your organization, please click Additional Information to learn more.
Siguiendo con la serie de artículos sobre como restaurar un canal borrado en Teams, en esta ocasión os comparto un video demostrativo al respecto.
Pasión por la tecnología... 