Chat SDK now supports reactions and ephemeral messages on Teams
The Microsoft Teams adapter for Chat SDK now enables bots to add and remove reactions on messages and send ephemeral messages that only specified users can see. The release also adds support for author email retrieval, custom token factories, native DM status, improved conversation routing, and fixed mention conversion.
Chat SDK's now supports reactions and ephemeral messages through the same API as other adapters.Microsoft Teams adapter
Bots can add and remove reactions on Teams messages, and call or to send native, targeted messages that only the intended user sees, like permission prompts.thread.postEphemeral()channel.postEphemeral()
This release also adds:
Read the to get started, or learn more about and .Teams adapter documentationephemeral messagesreactions
Special thanks to for their contributions to this release.onmax
Incoming Teams messages include the author's Microsoft Graph email, with their user principal name as a fallback.Author emails:
Pass a token function in to supply your own access tokens, so bots on runtimes without Azure IMDS can authenticate without a static client secret.Custom token factory:
TeamsAdapterConfigProgress messages now show as a native Teams status in direct messages.Native DM status:
Group conversations are no longer misidentified as direct messages, so they're always handled correctly.Conversation routing:
Email addresses, inside URLs, and mentions inside code spans are no longer turned into Teams mentions.Mention conversion:
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