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[nicowitteman]

After following the instructions building and uploading in manifest editor, when I click "Install" I am told I am not authorized to add the app to this team

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• ID: 2f98c73d-bb68-3088-6e7d-2c576a8292f6
• Version Independent ID: 08b9df7d-4997-c681-e73a-235ec1e4fc7b
• Content: Get started with C#/.NET - Teams
• Content Source: msteams-platform/tutorials/get-started-dotnet-app-studio.md
• Product: msteams
• GitHub Login: @clearab
• Microsoft Alias: anclear

[nicowitteman]

Closed prematurely

[Gousia-Begum]

@nicowitteman Could you please share a screenshot of the error message you see while you try to upload your manifest?

[nicowitteman]

I am able to add the app via Apps --> Upload a custom app and then add it to a specific team, and then the app works as expected, but this does not offer the opportunity to edit the manifest like described above.

[NickPl]

Same thing here...

[justinlee12]

I have the same issue

[Gousia-Begum]

Could you please ensure you have sideloading enabled for your tenant?

[nicowitteman]

Certainly.

Nico

Op 3 mrt. 2020 om 10:17 heeft Gousia-MSFT [e-mail] het volgende geschreven:


Could you please ensure you have sideloading enabled for your tenant?

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[jtan89]

This is happening as well for me. Side loading is enabled. I used the workaround of editing the manifest within app studio then 'downloading' the package. I then upload the downloaded package that has those edits.

[iv230]

Got the same problem here. So I cannot move to the testing step.

[JGGALVISR]

I have the same issue, has anyone been able to solve it?

[iv230]

Looks like we have to go to our organisation settings to enable the custom application uploading.

[franciscojgonzalez]

Same issue here

[letnel]

I am able to add the app via Apps --> Upload a custom app and then add it to a specific team, and then the app works as expected, but this does not offer the opportunity to edit the manifest like described above.

Workaround: From App Studio -> Manifest Editor -> Test and distribute -> Click download to download the updated zipped manifest, then install it manually from Apps -> Upload a custom app

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