Nick Kramer (TEAMS), Author at Microsoft 365 Developer Blog

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Announcing new permissions for Teams chats and tags APIs

February 28th, 2022

Today, we are pleased to announce the latest additions to Teams Microsoft Graph APIs, including resource-specific consent permissions for chats and delegated permissions for tags.

Announcing general availability of Microsoft Teams Resource-specific consent and read channel messages

November 9th, 2020

We are pleased to announce the general availability of resource-specific consent and the APIs to read channel messages. Enabling you to build apps that can read messages and manipulate channels, without needing to beg an admin for access to the entire tenant.

Change Notifications for Microsoft Teams Messages now Generally Available

September 22nd, 2020

Back in February we announced the public preview of change notifications for Teams messages and we are excited to share we have now moved the change notification for Teams to general availability. This was one of the most common requests made in UserVoice, and we heard it from developers who wanted to listen to Teams messages in near-real time...

Breaking changes for Microsoft Teams beta APIs – permissions for installing personal apps, removing unused properties from code snippets

July 2nd, 2020

At the end of July, we will make breaking changes to the beta endpoint that include different permissions for app installations for a user and removing redundant data from code snippets inside chatMessages. APIs on the v1.0 endpoint will not be affected.

Announcing change notifications for Microsoft Teams messages

February 28th, 2020

One of the most common requests we receive in UserVoice is change notifications for messages. Developers want to build apps that can listen to Teams messages in near-real time, without polling, to enable scenarios such as bots that listen to messages on which they aren't @mentioned, or assist with enterprise information archiving and data loss prevention. We are pleased to announce that developers can now subscribe to change notifications for Microsoft Teams messages. This feature is available in beta on the Microsoft Graph API.

Breaking change: redundant beta APIs for Microsoft Teams to be removed

September 12th, 2019

In the last week of September we will remove the following beta APIs, as the same functionality is already available through different APIs. v1.0 APIs are not affected.

New Microsoft Graph APIs for automating team lifecycles

February 27th, 2019

What's new in Microsoft Graph APIs for Microsoft Teams since the APIs became generally available in November.

Nick Kramer (TEAMS)

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