Microsoft Healthbot API Get scenario stack information - botframework

Question

H, I'm working on a healthcare project which is using Microsoft Healthcare Bot as a tool. I followed the GitHub: https://github.com/Microsoft/HealthBotContainerSample/, and set it up successfully. right now what I can subscribe from the bot is activity property, using the below sample code:
botConnection.postActivity({type: "activity", value: jsonWebToken, from: user, name: "InitAuthenticatedConversation"}).subscribe(function (id) {
});
botConnection.activity$.filter(function(activity)
{
return activity.type === "activity"
})
.subscribe(function (activity)
{
console.log(activity);
});
and the first screenshot is what i get:
However, there is one thing I can't find any corresponding API, if I interact with bot on Azure, there is an Object with contains scenario stack, intent, score and so on (see the screenshot). But I can't find which API can help me retrieve this object,So, how to retrieve the object showing in the watch window?

Answer 1

Unfortunately, it does not look like there is a way in which a trace can be logged outside of the Scenario Designer for the HealthBot. I tested this and it looks like the trace is not emitted by the bot as any sort of event or message activity and only outputs from the bot, itself.
There are a couple avenues you can take, however.
One, if you sign up for Application Insights in Azure and include the Instrumentation Key, then you can log how the application (i.e. bot) is performing. This will capture any trace events emitted by the bot, however, the telemetry is not the same. It will allow you to see when they are occurring. The below screenshot from Azure shows an example.
To add in Application Insights, in your HealthBot in Azure, navigate to Integration => Secrets. You can then add the Instrumentation Key and save. It generally takes a few moments for activity to populate when viewing Application Insights, so be patient.
The second thing you can do is submit a Feature Request on their GitHub repo here requesting trace events be made available externally for logging and inspection.
Additionally, there is a Microsoft TechCommunity that you can participate in. I don't know if it is monitored for issues/requests, but it is worth trying.
Hope of help!