Open ottD opened 3 days ago
Try it by explicitly adding
<SupportsPinning>true</SupportsPinning>
@rkpathak Thanks, I'm aware of the explicit <SupportsPinning>
manifest element. However, the documentation (screenshot below) clearly states that no item context in the manifest automatically enables support for pinning without specifying explictly <SupportsPinning>
and this used to work until a few days ago. Are you saying that this is no longer supported? If so, can you point me to the updated documentation or the release notes of this breaking change?
After a recent Outlook upgrade, contextless Outlook task pane add-ins no longer remain pinned in read mode when changing email selection in new Outlook, OWA.
Your Environment
Expected behavior
Contextless Outlook task-pane add-ins, i.e. add-ins with
SupportsNoItemContext
configured in the manifest are expected to support pinning according to the following documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/add-ins/outlook/contextless?tabs=xmlmanifest#support-for-the-item-multi-select-and-pinnable-task-pane-featuresCurrent behavior
The current behaviour is that a contextless task pane add-in closes when changing email selection in OWA, new Outlook. This used to work as expected but seems to have changed with a recent Outlook upgrade.
Steps to reproduce
Example add-in
Out-of-the-box Outlook add-in created with
yo office
and updated XML manifest to includeSupportsNoItemContext
: ReproAddin (1).zipContext
This is significantly affecting the users of our production add-in, as they are forced to reopen it each time they select a new email, reducing the productivity benefits the add-in is meant to provide.