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JavaScript library for use by Microsoft Teams apps
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calendar.composeMeeting is not working on Outlook desktop app on Windows #2500

Closed RichieMcCaff closed 1 month ago

RichieMcCaff commented 1 month ago

When using the calendar module in the Outlook desktop app we get the following error when trying to compose a meeting:

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This is after confirming the module is supported and confirmed working on outlook web and mobile apps.

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AE-MS commented 1 month ago

@RichieMcCaff This seems to be a problem in Outlook itself. Let me reach out to the Outlook team and get back to you.

krubenok commented 1 month ago

Hi @RichieMcCaff - my team and I are responsible for these APIs in Outlook. We're looking into it and as @AE-MS mentioned we do have a repro. Please give us a few days into next week and i'll see if I can share any details then.

Thanks.

krubenok commented 1 month ago

Update from our end, Classic Outlook for Windows was incorrectly expecting that startTime and endTime were required while the TeamsJS API lists them as optional. We have a PR out to fix this and with all things rolling out smoothly, the fix should be available in Insiders Beta channel in a few weeks.

Given that slower forks of Classic Outlook can take several months to receive updates, I would suggest adding some placeholder startTime and endTimes in composeMeeting to ensure CC, MEC, and SAC users don't face this error in the mean time.

RichieMcCaff commented 1 month ago

Probably would have helped if I included the parameters I was using in the issue! Thanks for the workaround, I'll add it and close this out.

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