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I have an adaptive card which includes images and my bot send that adaptive card using Bot Framework REST API in Teams conversations.
If i use - https://smba.trafficmanager.net/teams as serviceURL to send messages then card images appear correctly.
But if i tried to send message using GCC URL - https://smba.infra.gcc.teams.microsoft.com/teams/ then images in adaptive cards do not appear
Is there anyway to populate images in Teams GCC env?
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@Hasit Parmar - Thanks for reporting your issue. Could you please confirm that images used in adaptive cards are hosted on a publicly accessible URL? Images hosted on internal or private networks may not render in the GCC environment.
@Nivedipa-MSFT Yes those image URLs are publically accessible.
@Hasit Parmar - Yes, Teams support displaying images on adaptive card in GCC environment.
Could you please provide timestamp & cv when you send the request to GCC to investigate further?
Yes, Teams support displaying images on adaptive card in GCC environment.
Thanks, Nivedipa
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