Get-ClientSecrets.ps1 - Doesn't handle duplicate credentials.

[devSpart]

Hey, firstly I love these scripts, they helped me do a long overdue audit on a particular tenant!

Just wanted to contribute to these scripts as I've modified the credential one to handle duplicate credentials on an app.
If a credential has expired and there's another one been created without the expired one being deleted, it only reports on the very first credential (expired one). This goes for any scenario where there's 2 or more sets of credentials per each app. It will always only report on the first one ever created.

I've attached my modified script so you can run and review it. I've also split out the csv columns as follows:
DisplayName | AppID | AppCredentialID | AppCreated | AppExpires | SPCredentialID | SPCreated | SPExpires
This helped me read it a bit better as I was having trouble reading all the credential details when they were part of one column.

Hope you find this useful, keen for your feedback let me know if you have any other ideas you've been struggling with I'm happy to see if I can help.

Cheers!

Get-ClientSecrets_v3.txt

[techBrandon]

Oops! Didn't mean to resolve issue. I've briefly taken a look at your code and it does seem that I had an oversight for multiple credentials (which is very common). I've used the "pscustomobject" in a few other scripts so I'll look into adding some of your suggestions. Thanks for the feedback. Glad to know it helped you.