Add "Windows 365 Portal"

[gcl-sekoia]

https://windows365.microsoft.com/ -> 3b511579-5e00-46e1-a89e-a6f0870e2f5a "Windows 365 Portal"

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Summary of Changes

This pull request adds a new entry to the OtherMicrosoftApps.csv file. Specifically, it adds the "Windows 365 Portal" application with its corresponding ID. This will likely allow the application to be recognized and handled correctly by whatever system uses this data.

Highlights

• New Application Entry: Adds 'Windows 365 Portal' to the list of Microsoft applications in OtherMicrosoftApps.csv.
• Application ID: Includes the application ID 3b511579-5e00-46e1-a89e-a6f0870e2f5a for 'Windows 365 Portal'.

Changelog

• customdata/OtherMicrosoftApps.csv
  • Added a new row for 'Windows 365 Portal' with the ID '3b511579-5e00-46e1-a89e-a6f0870e2f5a'.

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A portal to the cloud,
Windows 365, now allowed.
In the CSV,
A new key,
Access granted, coded proud.

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Code Review

The pull request adds a new entry to the OtherMicrosoftApps.csv file, which is a community-contributed list of Microsoft apps and their corresponding IDs. This addition seems straightforward and follows the existing format of the file. However, I have a few observations regarding the new entry and the overall structure of the file.

Summary of Findings

• CSV File Structure Consistency: While the new entry follows the basic format, it's important to ensure consistency across all entries. Specifically, the AppOwnerOrganizationId field is empty, which is common but should be reviewed for accuracy. It's also worth considering if there's a standard way to handle the 'Source' field for community-contributed entries.
• Verification of App ID and Display Name: It's crucial to verify that the AppId and AppDisplayName are accurate and correspond to the correct application. This can involve checking the Microsoft Graph API or other reliable sources.

Merge Readiness

The pull request introduces a seemingly straightforward change by adding a new entry to the OtherMicrosoftApps.csv file. However, before merging, it's crucial to verify the accuracy of the AppId and AppDisplayName, as well as consider the consistency of the CSV file structure, particularly the AppOwnerOrganizationId and Source fields. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and it should be reviewed by others to ensure that the changes are accurate and consistent with the repository's standards. Given the need for verification, I recommend a COMMENT status.