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[Adaptive] actions refactor to C# version #1415

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@chon219 chon219 commented Nov 14, 2019

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Refactored actions in botbuilder-dialogs-adaptive

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these should all change to "botbuilder-dialogs-adaptive"


Refers to: libraries/botbuilder-dialogs-adaptive/src/actions/logAction.ts:2 in 7e87733. [](commit_id = 7e87733, deletion_comment = False)

@luhan2017 luhan2017 marked this pull request as ready for review November 22, 2019 03:08
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public configure(config: HttpRequestConfiguration): this {
return super.configure(config);
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return super.configure(config); [](start = 8, length = 31)

The base class doesn't know how to configure the expressions passed in. You'll need to add logic here to explicitly configure any expressions. Look at ifCondition.config() for an example.

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:shipit:

@Stevenic Stevenic merged commit 32d8059 into 4.future Nov 22, 2019
@Stevenic Stevenic deleted the qika/actions branch November 22, 2019 23:34
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