[BUG] Restore fails with compliance policies that do not exist and contain scheduledActionConfigurations about intunecd HOT 10 CLOSED

Hi @Ozurian,

Do you get any errors when it tries to create the policy? I just tried the reproduction steps you provided and the policy created without any issues. If the policy contains message templates however they are not added but the policy and scheduled actions were successfully added.

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@almenscorner

The error that occurs is this one:

iOS-Test-Compliance.zip

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This only happened when the policy was not already existing in the tenant though, every time I had one with the same name first it all works to update any wrong settings

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Can you do a new backup of the policy? it looks like keys that should be removed from the policy is not removed from that JSON. I did a new export in JSON myself and keys like ID should not be there in the backup.

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The backup itself gives no errors and generated the JSON file I attached, it never seems to give any hard errors on that step even though it ends up with these properties that should not be there

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Very strange, I tried to get a JSON generated with they keys still there like you have in the attached example but I'm not able to replicate that. I tried in a pipeline in Azure DevOps, a macOS host and a Windows host but it exports without the keys like it should on all of them.

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I think I see what is happening here now, since I have excluded assignments from backup the whole section that removes the keys is skipped due to the if check here:

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You are right, that is for sure a bug in the compliance backup module. I will push a patch for that today to get it sorted!

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That sounds great, thanks!

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Thank you for finding that one ☺️

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