Re: Teams Keeps Closing / Crashing on Mac I too an admin as is my team and we're all having various issues since the last update - we're pretty stable at the moment, however About ms teams does not work period on the mac. Microsoft To Do. This site uses cookies for analytics, personalized content and ads. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to this use.
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Web-based authentication on mobile clients requires version 1.4.1 or later of the Teams JavaScript SDK.
Sep 28, 2018 Microsoft Teams cache behaviour is a lot to be desired if I am honest. One thing for sure is that if you are deploying Teams you'll quickly find that your admin controlled policy settings take a random amount of time to come into effect on the target machines. If you're having sync issues in Teams, a banner appears at the top of the app containing a Refresh link. Click the link to restart your app; you should be fully synced once everything is up and running again. Your other option is to manually restart the app by right-clicking the icon in your dock (Mac) or taskbar (Windows) and selecting Quit.
In order for your app to access user information protected by Azure Active Directory, as well as access data from other services like Facebook and Twitter, your app will have to establish a trusted connection with those providers. If your app needs to use Microsoft Graph APIs in the user scope, you'll also need to authenticate the user to retrieve the appropriate authentication tokens.
In Microsoft Teams there are two different authentication flows for your app to take advantage of. You can perform a traditional web-based authentication flow in a content page embedded in a tab, a configuration page, or a task module. If your app contains a conversational bot you can use the OAuthPrompt flow (and optionally the Azure Bot Framework's token service) to authenticate a user as part of a conversation.
Web-based authentication flow
You'll need to use the web-based authentication flow for tabs, and can choose to use it with conversational bots or messaging extensions. You'll use the Microsoft Teams JavaScript client SDK in a web content page to enable authentication, then embed that content page in a tab, a configuration page, or a task module. If you want to use the web-based authentication flow with a conversational bot, you'll need to use a task module with a bot.
- Authentication flow in tabs describes how tab authentication works in Teams. This shows a typical web based authentication flow used for tabs.
- Azure AD authentication in tabs describes how to connect to Azure Active Directory from within a tab in your app in Teams.
- Silent authentication (Azure AD) describes how to reduce sign-in/consent prompts in your app using Azure Active Directory.
- Web-based authentication in dotnet/C# or JavaScript/Node.js
The OAuthPrompt flow for conversational bots
The Azure Bot Framework’s OAuthPrompt makes authentication easier for apps using conversational bots. You can take advantage of Azure Bot Framework's token service to assist with token caching as well.
For more information on using the OAuthPrompt see:
- Bot authentication flow overview describes how authentication works within a bot in your app in Teams. This shows a non-web based authentication flow used for bots on all versions of Teams (web, desktop app, and mobile apps)
- Bot authentication (v3 SDK) sample in dotnet/C# or JavaScript/Node.js
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Configure your identity provider
Regardless of which authentication flow your app is using (you might even be using both), you'll need to configure your identity provider to communicate with your Teams app. The majority of the samples and walkthroughs you'll find here will deal primarily with using Azure Active Directory as your identity provider. The concepts however apply regardless of which identity provider you'll use.
For more information see configuring an identity provider