Administrators can set an expiration date for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) groups by using a group lifecycle policy. If a group expires, its owners must renew it within a time frame set by the administrator. The group expires and is soft deleted if it is not renewed within the time period. The cmdlet Add-AzureADMSLifecyclePolicyGroup allows us to add an existing Azure AD group to an existing lifecycle policy.
The following is an example script to add an existing Azure AD group to an existing lifecycle policy:
where <lifecyclepolicyid> refers to the ObjectId of the groupLifecyclePolicies object and <GroupID> denotes the ObjectID of the group for which the application roles are to be retrieved.
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