Add configurations for Connectors in Microsoft Teams - microsoft-teams

How do i add configurations for users, when they want to add my connector?
F.x. if I add the GitHub connector, I have to sign in, and then select which repository it should work using.
I cannot find any examples in the manifest for where to define these.

Please have a look at Build your own Connector documentation. All your configurations can be added in the landing(configuration) page. Please check sample connector code given in Microsoft Teams documentation.

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How can I make my Microsoft Teams connector config page look like the ones bellow?
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I'm creating a teams app with a connector. The documentation explain how to make our own config page. (for example here and here). It works for me 👍.
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