Bot-docs: Unable to follow the steps mentioned in the doc, since the Microsoft.Bot.Builder.StreamingExtensions is depricated.

[Santhosh0505]

According to the documentation and previous issues mentioned on this doc, it is showing that I need to use Microsoft.Bot.Builder.StreamingExtensions in my Bot Framework Project, but as per the current status it is depricated and I am not able to run the example solution which @mmiele has mentioned. Can you please update the documentation steps as per the current status of it. So that I can connecct my bot using Microsoft.Bot.Connector.Directline

And the endpoint u r trying to mention with the directline client it is accepting this url "https://directline.botframework.com/" instead of "https://.azurewebsites.net/.bot/" .
Can you please tell me the reason why it is behaving like this and let me know if any changes need to made to avoid it.

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• ID: c463a003-c709-b516-ce1b-6c45537de3b2
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• Content: Create .NET client for direct line app service extension - Bot Service
• Content Source: articles/bot-service-channel-directline-extension-net-client.md
• Service: bot-service
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• Microsoft Alias: kamrani

[JonathanFingold]

Sorry for the long delay. The Microsoft.Bot.Streaming library was released, and I'm guessing this is why the StreamingExtensions library is deprecated. I'll review the article and make updates.

[Santhosh0505]

Thank you for the update, please post the update here once you confirm.

[mmiele]

@Santhosh0505 I am looking into this. Some documentation updates are needed. In the meantime, please refer to this article: Configure .NET bot for extension.

[Santhosh0505]

@mmiele Okay, Thankyou for the reference.