Could not find Connection Setting with name 'Myconnection' - SSO issue in Microsoft Teams bot

[arundhathiMenon]

Description:
I am developing a Microsoft Teams bot that integrates Single Sign-On (SSO) using Azure Active Directory OAuth. Despite configuring the OAuth connection as per the documentation, I keep encountering the following error when testing my bot on Teams: Could not find Connection Setting with name 'Myconnection'

I have followed the documentation for setting up OAuth in Azure Active Directory and Azure Bot Service, but it seems like the bot cannot locate the connection.

Expected Behavior:
The bot should initiate the OAuth login and obtain the access token for the user when using Microsoft Teams.

Configuration Details:
Bot Framework SDK: botbuilder
Microsoft Teams
OAuth Connection: Azure Active Directory v2
Authentication Endpoint: https://token.botframework.com/.auth/web/redirect
I am not any environment for tunneling(Is that an issue?)

Bot Code (OAuth Prompt Setup):
this.dialogs.add(
new OAuthPrompt("OAuthPrompt", {
connectionName: process.env.CONNECTION_NAME || "Myconnection",
text: "Please sign in",
title: "Sign in",
timeout: 300000,
})
);

Additional Information:
I have also tried restarting the bot, re-adding the OAuth connection in Azure, and re-registering the app in AAD.

[blackchoey]

@arundhathiMenon Can you open an issue at https://github.com/microsoft/botbuilder-js to gain better support?
I would suggest to double check whether the OAuth connection is added to the correct Azure Bot Service. If not, further support is needed from the botbuilder package.

[arundhathiMenon]

can you please guide me on this,

I have two accounts: arundhathi@one.ai and arundhathi@two.ai. On Azure, I have a subscription under the one.ai tenant, where I’ve registered both an app and a bot. However, I have a SharePoint license and a Microsoft Teams account associated with the arundhathi@two.ai account.

Currently, I’m implementing SSO (Single Sign-On) to authorize users when they log in to Microsoft Teams, but I am using the app registration credentials (client ID, secret, etc.) from the arundhathi@one.ai tenant.

Will this setup work, or is there a requirement to have a subscription under the two.ai tenant as well for proper SSO functionality? Would having the app and bot registered under two.ai be necessary for this scenario?

[blackchoey]

As long as the app registration is marked as multi-tenant, it should work.
Since the issue you met is cannot find the OAuth connection, please double confirm the OAuth connection is created under the right Azure Bot Service instance. If the configuration is correct, this might be an issue in the botbuilder package. You need to open an issue to the https://github.com/microsoft/botbuilder-js asking for a fix.

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