Microsoft Bot Framework OAuth Card Returns Bad Request

Question

I have an OAuthPrompt prompting a user to Login in Microsoft Teams. Previously I had an issue where the Login button would not open an external link prompting the user with a manual login. This was solved by adding some information to the manifest, following this post: https://github.com/Microsoft/BotBuilder-Samples/issues/707. The issue that I am now facing is that certain users when attempting to login get a bad request after they type in their email and password. I'm not sure why this is happening. Could I get some information about which users this should work for? Perhaps it is because they are not owners of the web app bot? I am using Bot Framework SDK v4 if that matters.

Edit: The way that I am prompting the user with the built in OAuthPrompt is as follows:

    return new OAuthPrompt(
            "loginPrompt",
            new OAuthPromptSettings
            {
                ConnectionName = connectionName,
                Text = "Please login by pressing the button below...",
                Title = "Login",
                Timeout = 300000, // User has 5 minutes to login
            });

Here is how that renders in teams and the url it sends to: OAuthPrompt teams render

What did you set as the tenant ID's for your OAuth connection? — Kyle Delaney
@KyleDelaney I'm not sure how to find the tenant ID. I'm going to edit my question to include information about the OAuthPrompt. — craigbot
Did you set up an OAuth connection in your bot resource's settings in Azure? docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/bot-service/… — Kyle Delaney
There are currently some restrictions to where you can use the OAuthCard in Microsoft Teams. It does not support Guest User, Microsoft Teams free users. Read more here: Support for the OAuthCard. Could you please confirm if it's freemium or guest user? — Wajeed-MSFT
@KyleDelaney yes, we have set up an OAuth connection. It works for two people in Teams, but no one else that we have tested with so far. Here it is: i.imgur.com/gsumAfE.png — craigbot

craigbot craigbot · Accepted Answer · 2019-07-11T17:13:46

For some reason the OAuth setting that I set up in the portal disappeared and so the name for the connectionName within the OAuthPrompt wasn't referencing an actual connection name. To fix this, I went into the web app bot -> settings, and added a new setting under OAuth Connection Settings.

Microsoft Bot Framework OAuth Card Returns Bad Request

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