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allowPublicClient line in manifest needed to be set to true
Thanks to Azure-Samples/active-directory-dotnetcore-devicecodeflow-v2#9 (comment)
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ssebs authored May 8, 2020
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* Once Azure has created your app, copy your Application Id and give your application access to the required Microsoft Graph API permissions.
* Click your app's name (i.e. ChannelSurfCli) from the list of applications
* Copy the Application Id
* All settings -> Required permissions
* Click Add
* Select an API -> Microsoft Graph -> Select (button)
* All settings -> API permissions
* Add a permission -> Microsoft Graph -> Delegated permissions
* Select permissions
* Read all users' full profiles
* Read and write all groups
* Click Select
* Click Add permissions
* Click Done
* Manifest
* `allowPublicClient` -> Set to `true`

* If you plan to run Channel Surf as a non-administrator: applications built using the Graph API permissions above require administrative consent before non-administrative users can sign in - which fortunately, you'll only need to do once.
* You can immediately provide consent to all users in your organization using the Azure Portal. Click the "Grant permissions" button, which you can reach via your app's "Required permissions" link.
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