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Docs: How to target a specific tenant (tenant id) with Fabric auth provider?

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Description

I'm trying to target a specific Microsoft Entra / Fabric tenant when using Rayfin's Fabric-auth provider, but I can't find any guidance in the repo README or the auth-provider-fabric package README.

My organization has two tenants and the one I need is not the default tenant. All the authentication requests use the default tenant and hence the fabric workspace I am using is not found because I cannot redirect rayfin login to my dev tenant.

What I'm asking for

  • Where should a tenant id (GUID) be specified when using Rayfin with Fabric brokered auth? (rayfin.yml / project config, environment variable, SDK option, or in Fabric workspace settings?)
  • Is there an example configuration (rayfin.yml, env var, or code snippet) that shows supplying a tenant id for single-tenant or cross-tenant scenarios?
  • If tenant selection is handled outside Rayfin (e.g., by Fabric / Microsoft Entra), please confirm the recommended approach and where to document it.

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Expected outcome

  • A short guidance snippet to include in the docs and/or the auth-provider README describing how to target a specific tenant (example config + where to put it). If there's an existing example elsewhere, a pointer would be great.

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