I want to test the Calling API of Teams, when enabling Calling Bot function in App Studio, there is a hint as below:
Calling endpoint
Manage the calling endpoint for your bot here.
(This feature is in beta and only available for users using the Developer Preview version of Teams.)
So I got below link to help enable Developer Preview version of Teams, but there is no the About → Developer preview menu.
//https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/resources/dev-preview/developer-preview-intro
Enabling uploading of apps in the admin console of your tenant as described here.
Click on your profile (either in the upper right or lower left of the Teams interface) to display the Teams menu.
Select About → Developer preview.
Select Switch to Developer preview.
Has the method been changed, or I haven't the right way?
You can enable it by clicking your profile, like below.
the teams version I am using is "1.2.00.24753", Please ensure that you are using the relevant version of Teams client, and if some setting was changed in Admin Console, you can log-in again to make it work.
You can enable Developer Preview in Teams via changing the Teams policies from Admin Center.
You need to open Update policies settings and set the policy you want to use to "Enabled" (the default is "Follow Office Preview").
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[1]: MS Teams Update policy
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I wanted to verify if my PowerApps Portal app was at least version 9.3.2... I tried looking for the Portal version in the Portal Management and the Power Platform Admin Center without success.
After some searching, I was able to view the PowerApps Portal version by using https://<your_portal>.powerappsportals.com/_services/about. Result should be similar to below:
You can go to https://make.powerapps.com/ which will take you to the homepage. Go to the Apps section(left-hand side), you can see all your apps listed. Go to your corresponding app and click on the 3 dots on the right side and from their go-to Details . It opens up a screen, now click on the Versions tab and there you can see all the versions of the app, the current version, and the live version.
I need to change the default answer in the QnA Maker. I changed it in the configuration of the QnA App Service as seen here:
When I try it in the QnA Maker Portal I get the new default answer:
The problem is that when I try it in a channel like Microsoft Teams(or any other one), the default answer is not the new default answer:
My Microsoft Teams version is 1.2.00.27559 (64-bit)
One more way of changing your default answer to have it reflected it in different channels is to try through the Azure portal:
Go to the Azure portal and navigate to the resource group where your QnA Maker service was created.
Click on the specific App Service.
Once the QnA MAker App Service opens up, click on the Configuration option under the Settings blade on the left pane.
Under Application settings, you will find the DefaultAnswer setting. Double click on the DefaultAnswer option and it will open up the Add/Edit application setting where you can change the value(your default answer) and click on OK.
Click on Save and then Refresh the app service.Now, try testing the default answer on any channel.
Also, note that when you are making the changes in the qnamaker portal, make sure that you save, train and publish the app else the settings may not show the updated changes.
Hope this helps.
To change the default answer of a QnA Bot in a channel like Microsoft Teams, we have to change it in its source code. To access the source code, head to the Bot App Service and in the left hand blade look for the App Service Editor in the Development Tools tab:
Once there, we have to look for the Dialog folder and open up the QnAMakerBaseDialog file:
Now, we have to edit the DefaultNoAnswer const:
Then, we have to build the solution in the code editor. To do that, click the console icon on the left vertical menu, type "build.cmd" in the console and hit enter. This action should build and deploy your code.
If you have any issues building it this way, you can build it also from the App Service panel, going to Console, under the Development Tools tab(where the App Service Editor was)
Finally, the default answer should be displayed correctly. If not, restart the app service in the Azure portal and the new default answer should work fine!
The What's New for MS Teams on November 13, 2018
Apps on apps on apps
Why let channels have all the fun? Now your private group chats can
add dozens of apps as tabs to make working together even more
seamless. Manage project deadlines with Trello, readily access notes
with OneNote, track business analytics with PowerBI, and so much more.
Check out all the apps available by selecting the + at the top of any
group chat.
However, the + button does not exist in the group chat screen in the desktop application (1.2.00.17057) or the Office365 web interface.
How do I do this?
I have explored further and found that this may be affecting on your case.
Assuming if you have admin access
Go to https://portal.office.com/adminportal/home#/Settings/ServicesAndAddIns
Click on Teams. Under the Apps. Make sure you have enabled the following settings to see the + icon
The checkbox "Allow External Apps" let you When this setting is turned on, users can add external apps that are available to your organization.
Here is the official link.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/enable-features-office-365
Hope it helps
Tick the checkbox Allow external apps or sideloading of apps in Teams settings. You can go through the documentation.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/enable-features-office-365
I've used app studio from MS Teams to creat a manifest for a Bot App. I've uploaded the full color picture as well as trasparent outlone. However the icon is not displaying at the chat window. Only the default icon is visivle.
Any ideas, how can I solve the issue? Thanks a lot!
Is your bot sideloaded or uploaded to your organization's private app store? In those cases, the image used for the bot in the chat window is taken from the bot registration in Bot Framework. (This is a known issue that we're tracking.)
To change your bot's icon:
If you registered your bot using App Studio:
Go to https://dev.botframework.com/bots and sign in with the same account you use in Teams
Select your bot, then go to Settings
Click on "Upload custom icon"
If you registered your app using the Azure portal:
Go to the Bot Service or Bot Channels Registration resource in Azure
Go to Settings
Upload a custom icon
As #Adrian Solis answer is indeed correct, I just wanted to add that it can also be related to caching issues. If you are changing icons and want to check if everything is working as expected, you can delete your browsers cache or the cache of the Microsoft Teams Windows App.
The Microsoft Teams Windows App has the following cache folders. Just stop the app, delete everything in this folders and start it again.
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\application cache\cache\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\blob_storage\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\Cache\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\databases\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\GPUcache\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\IndexedDB\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\Local Storage\
%appdata%\Microsoft\teams\tmp\
Hi Google Admin SDK Devs,
We're having trouble updating our Google Apps Marketplace listing. It's already published (and has been for a while with 5 stars and 50K+ users), but we'd like to update it with new screenshots and content.
When we go to the "Publish" tab, all of the fields are filled out but the "Update" button at the bottom remains disabled.
Can you help please?
The publish tab is currently used only for Gmail add-ons. You have to update the images in the corresponding Chrome Web Store listing and they will be sync in the G Suite Marketplace the next day.