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RSC permissions cause app to fail installation in personal scope
Microsoft@jocsch - The TeamsActivity.Send.User permission is designed to send activity feed notifications to users in Microsoft Teams. It should work in a sideloaded application installed in the personal scope of a user.
For more detailed guidance, you can refer to the following documentation: Send activity feed notifications - Teams | Microsoft Learn
Nivedipa-MSFTBut that would, that I most likely hit a bug in Teams because without that permission I can install the app, with the permission I can't.
Nothing else changes, code is not even reached, it is purely the manifest that has changed in between the installation attempts. So that is a very strong indicator that I hit a bug in Teams.
How to proceed?
- Nivedipa-MSFT
@jocsch - We successfully added the app using your provided manifest. Could you please check it again and let us know if it is working on your end?
Nivedipa-MSFTThanks for trying. That is totally strange, that it works for you. I tried it again in my dev tenant and I still get the same error message that I described.
If it works for you, then my tenant might be broken. Or it only happens on an upgrade from a manifest without RSC to an manifest with RSC?
What really is strange that it works for you. I tried to install it into a second tenant via sideloading and I got this error message on this attempt:{"errorCode":"WebApplicationInfoIdOfSideloadedAppMustBeInTheSameTenantAsUser"}
I couldn't find any configuration error and you obviously can install it.
I am really lost here, I can't get the very same manifest to work in any of the tenants that I try.