chore(kno-10437): Update MS Teams docs regarding multi-tenant bot deprecation #1243
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| If your bot is registered with Azure as a multi-tenant bot, select “Multi-tenant” in the “Bot type” dropdown. | ||
| Entering an “Entra tenant ID” is not required for multi-tenant bots. | ||
| Entering an “Entra tenant ID” is not required for multi-tenant bots. Note that this applies only to existing legacy multi-tenant bots. New Microsoft Teams bots must be registered as single-tenant in Azure. |
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I went back and forth on whether to include these additional sentences, since this section focuses on entering Teams details in the Knock channel configuration, not on registering the bot with Microsoft Teams. I ultimately included them to make it clear that this does not apply to newly created bots. Open to feedback on whether we should keep this here or remove it and leave the section as-is.
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Added a couple comments. I think we should do something to differentiate the single vs multi-tenant instructions in step 2, but that could be done as a follow up.
| Then, in the “Entra tenant ID” text field, enter the ID of the Microsoft | ||
| Entra tenant in which your bot is registered. | ||
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| If your bot is registered with Azure as a multi-tenant bot, select “Multi-tenant” in the “Bot type” dropdown. |
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What do you think about adding an accordion here to better differentiate the single vs multi instructions?
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@scoti-knock I pushed up a change for this, which included moving instructions and screenshot for locating this information in Azure to the top, then putting each type under an accordion. Let me know your thoughts on this update.
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Updates the MS Teams documenation to call out that multi-tenant bot creation has been deprecated, and that newly created bots must be single-tenant. Clarifies that legacy multi-tenant bots will continue to be supported.
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KNO-10437