Hi there,
I observed that sometime I do not get the conversation id or the service url id for the activity and I am unable to proceed the conversation. I am unable to reproduce the issue.
I would like to know the possibilities of such an issue occurring ? I am able to get the aad_id from the activity , so I would like to know whether there is a possibility to get the conversation id or the service url using the aad id?
I suspect this is a Teams issue and not an SDK issue. But let's do a little information gathering on this, first.
What kind of bot is this? SDK (code-first), Composer, or a PVA/Copilot bot?
If SDK or Composer, what language was used and which version of the SDK / app?
Is there a pattern attributable to this? Do you notice this on certain kinds of activities only or following certain conversation flows, prompts, etc.?
Does this happen only when the bot is deployed? Have you tested for this with a bot running locally?
What kind of error is being returned? Is there anything being reported in the developer's console or in logging anywhere (server logs, application insights, etc.)?
Observed in deployment (When testing locally using the Bot Framework emulator, I observed that when I change some tunnel configuration when tried to use ngrok, the payload sent to back end appears to be missing conversation id and service url and some other)
Hi there, I observed that sometime I do not get the conversation id or the service url id for the activity and I am unable to proceed the conversation. I am unable to reproduce the issue. I would like to know the possibilities of such an issue occurring ? I am able to get the aad_id from the activity , so I would like to know whether there is a possibility to get the conversation id or the service url using the aad id?