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Error while reading manifest.json: Invalid value(s) specified for validDomains[0]
While developing an application for MS Teams, I am using ngrok for exposing localhost URL to HTTPS. Till today it was working, but from today morning I am getting this issue of the invalid domain as ...
Bill Bliss martinlingstuyl timwiffen Adrian42 Mart Lehtmets
Seems the issue has been resolve from Microsoft. Now I am able to add the app in Teams.
No, Not any resolution. No one is able to install the app in MSTeams. I have tested in multiple systems with multiple tenants. Seems issue with Microsoft Teams.
Kaushal Khamar I got it working by manually removing the https domain from the validDomains list, and uploading the updated zipfile
I have tried the same thing but not worked for me.
After removing https manually and uploading the manifest file, it automatically adding URL from the content URL with HTTPS.
Kaushal Khamar See Adrian42's reply. This is exactly the behavior I see. So If you go to Apps and then select 'Upload a custom app', it will work.
- I am facing this error : Error while reading manifest.json: The file could not be found in the app package.
Do you have any solution?
martinlingstuyl Indeed, it works. Thanks a lot. But it only works when you upload the zip file using "Upload custom app" instead of importing it via the App Studio.
The App Studio always adds the leading HTTPS based on the URLs that are used in Tabs e.g. Even if you upload a custom manifest, App Studio would add the leading HTTPS, resulting in an invalid manifest again.
"validDomains": [ "https://xxxx.ngrok.io", "xxxx.ngrok.io" ]- I agree, it's all very annoying.
