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2 TopicsCreating virtual Azure environment for teams toolkit VS code for teams toolkit.
Hi everyone, I am working on a project to create a teams bot app for my institute. I am using Teams Toolkit for VS code, and I have MS 365 app upload permission allocated. I was trying to create " https://github.com/OfficeDev/Microsoft-Teams-Samples/tree/main/samples/bot-conversation-sso-quickstart/js" using Teams Toolkit. However, after debugging the app with option of 'Debug in Edge' or 'Debug in Chrome' I faced issue with devtunnel, that the devtunnel is unable to create tunnel service use 'Test Tool' Instead. I communicated same issue with my team and came to know that firewall is blocking any tunneling service in our tenant. Then, my IT Admin suggested to create a Shared Virtualized Environment in Azure in which I should develop and deploy app for testing and production. Now I am quite confused about how to do this, because teams toolkit for VS code is installed on VS code of my local device and it's debugging will happen locally, how I should create Shared Virtualized Environment in Azure for creating, debugging and deploying Teams Bot App. Your answers are highly appreciated, this is very important project for my institute.20Views0likes0CommentsTeams application hosted media bot not calling webhook
I have setup a media bot as per the instructions mentioned in https://github.com/microsoftgraph/microsoft-graph-comms-samples/tree/master/Samples/PublicSamples/PsiBot. The TCP address has been added in the firewall. Necessary API permissions in App Registration has been provided. Currently, testing on local computer using ngrok and followed the instructions mentioned in the link above. Issues: In an online teams meeting an App is added to the meeting and a call to JoinCallAsync api for bot to join the call occurs, which is successful. But after that nothing happens. The bot is not added in the meeting. The call to webhook (api/calling) should be called which is not happening. Please guide what should be done to add the bot to the meeting to fetch the audio of participants. 1. Ngrok points TCP to: Forwarding tcp://0.tcp.in.ngrok.io:12345 -> localhost:8445 In domain added the below record: CNAME 0.local.bot mapped to 0.tcp.in.ngrok.io Created certificate using openssl for *.local.bot.example.com and added in the Microsoft Management Control under Personal Certificates. The program has accepted this certificate i.e. no exception occurred. 2. Added all the ports, domains, endpoints, application id in the appsettings of the project. 3. Set supportsCalling to true in manifest file How can the issue be traced? Please guide.381Views0likes7Comments