Workflow-webhook not tied to user
Hello! We are developing applications in AWS (sorry, guys), and some workloads require posting to Teams channels using webhooks via Workflows (the new webhook way). We are also using webhooks to notify in Teams when Github actions finish or need interactions. However, when creating the webhook in Workflows it only seems possible to tie the webhook to a regular user. Are there any ways to use a Service Account / Service principal as the webhook/workflow owner? Using a regular user account as the webhook owner is a major drawback, eg. the need to rewrite all webhooks if the user quits the company and is disabled in Entra ID. Regards globus68
Can you edit a posted message in a channel that was made by Workflow?
Trying to edit a posted message a few weeks back that was done via Workflow (Recurrence > Post message in a chat or channel) and unable to see an way to modify it. I know you can edit the message in the Workflow, but not after it is published to my knowledgeUsing PowerShell to Post Channel Messages with Teams Workflows
The incoming webhook connector is a popular method to post information to Teams channels, but Microsoft seems set on retiring the Office connectors. The Teams post to channel workflow when a webhook request is received seems like is a possible replacement, but it’s not just a matter of switching mechanisms. Some PowerShell magic is needed to create a suitable adaptive card to post to the channel, which is exactly what we explain how to do here. https://office365itpros.com/2024/06/17/teams-post-to-channel-workflow/
