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I've been creating a Teams bot using this tutorial: https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/azure/bot-service/dotnet/bot-builder-dotnet-sdk-quickstart?view=azure-bot-service-4.0&tabs=vs I wanted to create a bot that is capable of working in a team scope. My bot is actually up and running but I can only use it in an one-to-one chat.

If I add it to a team channel via the App Studio I get a message that 'Something went wrong.'.

If I package my manifest and install it to Teams, it will show up the icon on the left side menu. I can enter the channel but if I send a message it tells me there is an 'Error while sending'.

How can I trace down to the orign of the errorsor get some more error details?

Further links I found:

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Could you please confirm if you have added "team" and "groupchat" scope for your Bot? - Gousia Begum
Yes I actually checked all three: Personal, Team and Group Chat. - greg-e
Could you please share a screenshot of the error message you see while you install the app in Teams scope? - Gousia Begum

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After using the Teams web app with the chrome debugger I found out, the message request returned with unauthorized code.

The error was that I had a client id in the manifest (created by app studio), from a different installation. This is not valid for the current installation. So I created a new app id and changed it within the project and the manifest. After a redeploy it worked as intended.