MS-600 · Question #38
You have a custom Microsoft Word add-in that was written by using Microsoft Visual Studio Code. A user reports that there is an issue with the add-in. You need to debug the add-in for Word Online…
The correct answer is C. Publish the manifest to the Microsoft SharePoint app catalog. "Although you can sideload add-ins from Visual Studio to Office on the web, you cannot debug them from Visual Studio. To debug you will need to use the browser debugging tools. For more information, see Debug add-ins in Office on the web."…
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You have a custom Microsoft Word add-in that was written by using Microsoft Visual Studio Code. A user reports that there is an issue with the add-in. You need to debug the add-in for Word Online. What should you do before you begin debugging in Visual Studio Code?
Options
- ADisable script debugging in your web browser
- BSideload the add-in
- CPublish the manifest to the Microsoft SharePoint app catalog
- DAdd the manifest path to the trusted catalogs
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- C77% (27)
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Explanation
"Although you can sideload add-ins from Visual Studio to Office on the web, you cannot debug them from Visual Studio. To debug you will need to use the browser debugging tools. For more information, see Debug add-ins in Office on the web." https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/testing/sideload-office-add-ins-for-testing
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