v2.6.47Latest
Teams bots refused from the lobby now report bot_rejected
- 3improved
- 1fixed
Microsoft Teams bots that an organizer refuses from the lobby now report it right away instead of waiting out the lobby timeout. Integrators who act on bot_rejected for Teams meetings, for example to offer a "re-invite the notetaker" action, should read on. Google Meet and Zoom bots are unchanged.
Improvements
- Teams meetings in which nobody answers the bot's request to join are reported as
waiting_room_timeoutas soon as Teams itself gives up on the request, rather than when the bot's ownwaiting_room_timeoutelapses. - Teams meetings whose lobby policy does not allow the bot in end with
BOT_NOT_ACCEPTEDinstead of a timeout. - Sub-accounts of a reseller are no longer moved to the pre-release bot channel automatically; they run the pre-release build only when the reseller opts in through a beta-channel API key or the team allowlist.
Bug Fixes
- A Teams bot that the organizer refused from the lobby stayed
in_waiting_roomfor the fullwaiting_room_timeoutand then ended asTIMEOUT_WAITING_TO_START, so thebot_rejectedstatus, itsbot.status_changewebhook and the dashboard entry never appeared. Refused Teams bots now end withbot_rejectedwithin a few seconds of the refusal and the error codeBOT_NOT_ACCEPTED, as Google Meet bots already did. See webhooks and error codes.