changed the default reason again

Author: rakheshster

Graph.EasyPIM/Graph.EasyPIM.psd1

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
     RootModule = 'Graph.EasyPIM.psm1'
 
     # Version number of this module.
-    ModuleVersion = '0.0.13'
+    ModuleVersion = '0.0.14'
 
     # Supported PSEditions
     # CompatiblePSEditions = @()
@@ -118,7 +118,7 @@
             # IconUri = ''
 
             # ReleaseNotes of this module
-            ReleaseNotes = 'Changed the default justification. No other changes.'
+            ReleaseNotes = 'Changed the default justification again. No other changes.'
 
             # Prerelease string of this module
             # Prerelease = ''

Graph.EasyPIM/Graph.EasyPIM.psm1

@@ -61,10 +61,10 @@ function Enable-PIMRole {
     .DESCRIPTION
     Enable Entra ID PIM roles via an easy to use TUI (Text User Interface). Only supports enabling; not disabling. Use Disable-PIMRole to disable.
 
-    If a role needs a reason/ justification you can either enter one, or press enter to go with a default "need for work", or type something and end with * to use it for all the activations.
+    If a role needs a reason/ justification you can either enter one, or press enter to go with a default, or type something and end with * to use it for all the activations.
 
     .PARAMETER SkipJustification
-    Optional. If specified, it sets the reason/ justifaction for activation to be a default "need for work".
+    Optional. If specified, it sets the reason/ justifaction for activation to be a default.
 
     .PARAMETER Justification
     Optional. If specified, it sets the reason/ justifaction for activation to whatever is input.
@@ -270,7 +270,23 @@ function Enable-PIMRole {
 
         # Random 12 lower case characters
         # $defaultJustification = -join ((97..122) | Get-Random -Count 12 | ForEach-Object {[char]$_})
-        $defaultJustification = "need for work"
+        $defaultJustification = "Activated using Graph.EasyPIM"
+
+        if ($env:USERDOMAIN) { 
+            $userDomain = "$($env:USERDOMAIN)\"
+        }
+
+        if ($env:USER) {
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " by ${userDomain}$($env:USER)"
+        } elseif ($env:LOGNAME) {
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " by ${userDomain}$($env:LOGNAME)"
+        }  elseif ($env:USERNAME) {
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " by ${userDomain}$($env:USERNAME)"
+        }
+
+        if ($env:ComputerName) { 
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " on $($env:ComputerName)"
+        }
 
         # I use these for showing progress
         [int]$counter = 0
@@ -1019,10 +1035,10 @@ function Enable-PIMGroup {
     .DESCRIPTION
     Enable Entra ID PIM groups via an easy to use TUI (Text User Interface). Only supports enabling; not disabling. Use Disable-PIMGroup to disable.
 
-    If a group needs a reason/ justification you can either enter one, or press enter to go with a default "need for work", or type something and end with * to use it for all the activations.
+    If a group needs a reason/ justification you can either enter one, or press enter to go with a default, or type something and end with * to use it for all the activations.
 
     .PARAMETER SkipJustification
-    Optional. If specified, it sets the reason/ justifaction for activation to be a default "need for work".
+    Optional. If specified, it sets the reason/ justifaction for activation to be a default.
 
     .PARAMETER Justification
     Optional. If specified, it sets the reason/ justifaction for activation to whatever is input.
@@ -1207,7 +1223,23 @@ function Enable-PIMGroup {
 
         # Random 12 lower case characters
         # $defaultJustification = -join ((97..122) | Get-Random -Count 12 | ForEach-Object {[char]$_})
-        $defaultJustification = "need for work"
+        $defaultJustification = "Activated using Graph.EasyPIM"
+
+        if ($env:USERDOMAIN) { 
+            $userDomain = "$($env:USERDOMAIN)\"
+        }
+
+        if ($env:USER) {
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " by ${userDomain}$($env:USER)"
+        } elseif ($env:LOGNAME) {
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " by ${userDomain}$($env:LOGNAME)"
+        }  elseif ($env:USERNAME) {
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " by ${userDomain}$($env:USERNAME)"
+        }
+
+        if ($env:ComputerName) { 
+            $defaultJustification = $defaultJustification + " on $($env:ComputerName)"
+        }
 
         # I use these for showing progress
         [int]$counter = 0

README.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Tested on Windows, macOS, and Linux with PowerShell 7.4. It currently has the fo
 - Faster than Entra ID portal in my opinion. There is an initial delay as it pulls all the info, but after that it's pretty fast. 
 - It always activates the role or group for the maximum allowed duration. 
 - When selecting roles or groups, if the role or group is already active (and it's been active for more than 5 mins) it will deactivate and activate the role or group. Very useful when you can see a role or group activation is going to expire soon!
-- You can skip offering a reason, either via the `-SkipJustification` switch or pressing `ENTER` when asked for one. This will set the reason as "need for work". 
+- You can skip offering a reason, either via the `-SkipJustification` switch or pressing `ENTER` when asked for one. This will set the reason as `Activated using Graph.EasyPIM by $env:USER on $env:COMPUTERNAME`. 
 - You can provide a justification before hand via the `-Justification` switch, or by entering one when prompted and adding an asterisk `*` at the end. This will set the same justification for all other roles or groups enabled in that round. 
 - The [Norton Commander](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norton_Commander)-ish TUI is a nice trip down memory lane. 🙂