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MS-600 · Question #118

You have a custom Microsoft Teams app that you deploy to users by using the Microsoft Teams admin center. You plan to update the app. Which two changes to the app will require user acceptance to…

The correct answer is D. Configure webAppiicationinfo in the app manifest to point to a new domain. E. Remove a bot. There are some updates to the Microsoft Teams manifest that require user acceptance to - A bot was added or removed - An existing bot's "botId" property changed - An existing bot's "isNotificationOnly" property changed - A bot's SupportsCalling,ג€‰SupportsVideoג€‰…

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Question

You have a custom Microsoft Teams app that you deploy to users by using the Microsoft Teams admin center. You plan to update the app. Which two changes to the app will require user acceptance to perform the upgrade? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Options

  • AModify the logic in the JavaScript of the app.
  • BUpgrade the backend service.
  • CModify the CSS of the content page.
  • DConfigure webAppiicationinfo in the app manifest to point to a new domain.
  • ERemove a bot

How the community answered

(34 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    12% (4)
  • D
    79% (27)

Explanation

There are some updates to the Microsoft Teams manifest that require user acceptance to - A bot was added or removed - An existing bot's "botId" property changed - An existing bot's "isNotificationOnly" property changed - A bot's SupportsCalling,ג€‰SupportsVideoג€‰, andג€‰SupportsFilesג€‰capability was - A messaging extension was added - A new connector was added - Properties inside "webApplicationInfo" changed https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/apps-update-experience

Topics

#Teams app#app manifest#app permissions#user consent

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