Microsoft 365 Developer Proxy v0.10 introduces the preview ability to fail and detect minimal permissions in batch requests and improves the $select guidance to help you build more performant applications.
Today we are announcing the new RC19 version. Since the RC5 announcement, we have improved many of the common scenarios to give you time back to focus on quality and design.
In this update, we share the latest with Microsoft Teams app development using Teams Toolkit for Visual Studio Code.
For quite some time, we’ve offered developers access to our Get List Channels API on the beta endpoint of Microsoft Graph. The Get List Channels API helps in fetching the list of channels for a team. However, as is sometimes the case with pre-production APIs, we’re making a few necessary changes.
In this post, we answer the most common questions about using message extensions in Teams.
The Microsoft Graph API for SharePoint pages has been in the public preview stage since early 2023. We have seen consistent usage, growth, and feedback from our community. Based on the beta API usage feedback we are making changes to improve the overall experience in preparation for the V1.0 release in next few months.
OneDrive and SharePoint (ODSP) datasets in Microsoft Graph Data Connect are moving from private preview to public preview. Starting July 11, 2023, we are introducing new dataset names without “preview.”
Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK v2 is now generally available. This version includes many improvements, including simplified authentication and improved error handling. It’s also half the size and speeds up automation.
Microsoft Graph PowerShell v2 introduces changes that will require v1 users to change their scripts to address issues like naming conventions of command names if their scripts include directives for switching to beta profile.
We’re announcing an upcoming breaking change for admins and developers using Microsoft Graph to control pronouns availability in a tenant.
