Removed -ExpandProperty "policy(`$expand=rules)" #44
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Removed -ExpandProperty "policy(`$expand=rules)" so that the script works again. This seems to be solving issue DanielChronlund#41
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Removed
-ExpandProperty "policy(`$expand=rules)"so that the script works again. This is solving issue #41 for me.When I did some tests with the script, it turns out that the "Rules" property is empty and therefore it returns the error specified in issue #41. Removing the
-ExpandPropertyparameter completely, solves this issue for me. I don't know if Microsoft have changed something as the script worked for me before, but stopped working all of a sudden.After looking through the script a little bit more, I don't find any reason as to why the
-ExpandPropertyparameter should be needed, but it's possible that I have missed something as I'm not good at coding.