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Nevermind, publishing an app to the org solved it. We can maybe add it as a side-note in the README so others don't get stuck on this step. |
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Hi, incredible library, I really appreciate the effort you folks put in!
I do have a question about an issue I'm stuck on. I used the C# Teams OAuth sample and combined it with a general AI chatbot. As an author, I'm able to sign in with my organization and talk to the bot, with the bot providing answers in the Teams application. The issue comes up when others in my organization try to talk to the bot. They added the bot via the link provided in the Azure Bot > Channels > Microsoft Teams (is this an issue?). They receive an initial welcome message (this is done via MembersAdded in code), but after that, the bot doesn't answer their questions in the Teams. I can see from the Log Stream in Azure that the bot app service is receiving the requests and processing them, and seems like the app service is behaving the same for me and others.
I guess something is missing and blocking the Teams from displaying the messages it receives from the bot app service. I have granted admin consent for organization to all scopes requested by the graph-connection in Azure Bot. There are no visible errors and channel is displayed as Healthy in Azure Bot.
Does the application maybe need to be approved by Teams admin for the organization, or is that not necessary? Anything else I could have missed? Thanks for the help!
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