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Auth flow support for adaptive cards (1.4) commands #6255

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kaerm opened this issue Apr 12, 2021 · 4 comments
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Auth flow support for adaptive cards (1.4) commands #6255

kaerm opened this issue Apr 12, 2021 · 4 comments
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kaerm commented Apr 12, 2021

Add support for auth flow for the new Adaptive Cards components

OBI spec is here: microsoft/botframework-obi#128

Hacked up webchat that can do AC 1.4 cards: https://github.com/clearab/CateringDemo

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I read through the auth portion of the spec and for composer I think we just need to update the AdaptiveCards package with a new action that calls the token service to see if there's a logged in user and grab the token.  This should only take a day if I can figure out how to test it.

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clearab commented Jun 24, 2021

This needs to be supported in the ActivityHandler side of the SDK as well.

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Reviewed by the SDK team. Closing as Not Needed.

@clearab clearab reopened this Dec 9, 2021
@clearab clearab assigned clearab and unassigned Stevenic Dec 9, 2021
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clearab commented Dec 9, 2021

Need to determine which (if) channels are going to support this flow, and when, before we can determine priority.

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