Most samples start off by doing a m365 status check to see if they are still logged in to their Microsoft 365 environment. Which looks something like this.

$m365Status = m365 status
if ($m365Status -eq "Logged out") {
    m365 login
}

The if condition here will always be false because we aren't converting the output of m365 status to an object.

This isn't a new issue because it also occured within the repo script samples and was recently fixed aswell. pnp/script-samples#298

The way we can resolve this, is by updating the status command to output as text. Like the following:

$m365Status = m365 status -o text
if ($m365Status -eq "Logged out") {
    m365 login
}

I would suggest we apply this to the following script samples:

• analyze-users-haveibeenpwnd
• delete-m365-groups-and-sharepoint-sites
• replace-membership-of-selected-groups
• replace-owner-with-a-different-one
• flow-runs-day-summary
• add-multiple-tasks
• add-multiple-lists-in-multiple-sites
• copy-files-to-another-library
• list-all-checked-out-files (all 3 samples)
• list-all-files-specific-name
• list-all-list-folders-itemcount
• list-large-files-within-a-site
• list-site-collection-lists
• list-site-collection-owners
• list-site-externalusers
• replace-site-collection-admin
• setup-example-site
• upload-local-files-and-folder
• add-bulk-users-teams
• create-team-and-add-members-and-owners
• export-all-channels-teams
• install-personal-app
• list-all-tabs-teams
• list-all-teammembers-teams
• list-teams-owners-and-members
• remove-personal-app
• share-socialchampions