I Created a bot on power virtual agent, and when deploying it on teams, an error appear Manifest parsing has failed.
Error details:
Error while reading manifest.json: "staticTabs[0].name" is required
"staticTabs[0].contentUrl" is required
"staticTabs[1].name" is required
"staticTabs[1].contentUrl" is require
2 default tabs created by teams automatically named: About & conversation and i can't edit them to add the name and url
Any Idea
Thanks
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Hi @GhassanSd ,
When you add a bot inside the Microsoft Teams, automatically will add two tabs and inside the Chat tab, you can talk with the chatbot.
Regarding your issue,
- Did you follow the documentation?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-virtual-agents/publication-add-bot-to-microsoft-teams
- Did you change or add anything different of the documentation?
- Did you publish your chatbot inside the Power Virtual Agents portal?
I recommend you to create a new app inside the Microsoft Teams and try to follow this video (I shown step-by-step)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCTxbAjOaMQ&list=PLWGKTxKF5vWc9YwqLkZB34oqJ1FGxrlSk&index=13&t=0s
If isn't working for you, we can think which is this issue, because I followed the documentation again and works normally for me.
I have an internal email thread on this issue, as it happened to me and a colleague on Friday. Hoping to get some insights from that, and I'll post what I hear back on resolution.
Hi @GhassanSd ,
When you add a bot inside the Microsoft Teams, automatically will add two tabs and inside the Chat tab, you can talk with the chatbot.
Regarding your issue,
- Did you follow the documentation?
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-virtual-agents/publication-add-bot-to-microsoft-teams
- Did you change or add anything different of the documentation?
- Did you publish your chatbot inside the Power Virtual Agents portal?
Hi @renatoromao
Yes same as documentation, I publish it, and i deploy the bot on facebook page and it work normally
I recommend you to create a new app inside the Microsoft Teams and try to follow this video (I shown step-by-step)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCTxbAjOaMQ&list=PLWGKTxKF5vWc9YwqLkZB34oqJ1FGxrlSk&index=13&t=0s
If isn't working for you, we can think which is this issue, because I followed the documentation again and works normally for me.
I have an internal email thread on this issue, as it happened to me and a colleague on Friday. Hoping to get some insights from that, and I'll post what I hear back on resolution.
it Works, thanks a lot
the only difference is that i set up first the bot then the domain & i choose 2 scope personnel & team
thanks a lot @renatoromao
Based on the internal thread, it appears that the underlying issue has been fixed, and it's working in my demo tenant now.
I faced a similar issue and was able to resolve it. I discovered that the limitation of having only the Personal scope for Microsoft Teams was the issue. In the capabilities section of the app studio Manifest editor when creating a new app, I realised that I had both Personal and Teams scope boxes checked. I unchecked the Teams scope and was finally able to install my PVA bot in teams successfully.
However, an issue with the resolution is that I wasn't able to Add/use the bot in a Teams Channel but when I went back to the manifest editor and checked the Teams scope box again, It worked and I was able to add the app to a Teams Channel aswell.
I hope you find this helpful.