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Potential incorrect deprecation notice for RoleManagementRequestBuilder.Directory in Graph SDK #1074

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Describe the bug

Hi team,

I’m encountering a deprecation warning in the Microsoft Graph .NET SDK related to the following API:

'RoleManagementRequestBuilder.Directory' is obsolete:
'This version is being deprecated and is scheduled for removal on 2025-12-01.
 Please migrate to the latest version before the removal date.
 as of 2025-01/PrivatePreview:microsoft.applicationAuthorization on 2025-01-01
 and will be removed 2025-12-01'

However, when making the corresponding Graph call, everything still works as expected, and I cannot find any documentation, changelog entry, roadmap note, or API announcement that indicates this endpoint will actually be deprecated.

Expected behavior

If the endpoint is truly being deprecated:

  • Documentation should reflect the planned removal date.
  • Migration guidance should be provided.

If not:

  • The Obsolete attribute in the SDK may need correction or clarification.

How to reproduce

Using the Graph .NET SDK (latest version as of the time of writing):

var result = await graphClient
    .RoleManagement
    .Directory
    .RoleAssignments
    .GetAsync();

SDK Version

5.126.0-preview

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

No response

Known Workarounds

No response

Debug output

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### Configuration

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### Other information

Could you confirm whether:

- [ ] This endpoint is actually deprecated, and documentation is missing.
- [ ] The deprecation attribute was applied incorrectly in the SDK?

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