Getting error when changing "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" in app registration manifest

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Getting error when changing "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" in app registration manifest

Bert Boonstra 26

We have an app registered that is related to a Microsoft certified Teams app.

Because we want to make use of the latest authentication, we need to update the "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" to value "2". When we try to do so in Azure portal an error is returned

"Failed to update xxxxxxxxx application. Error detail: No other properties may be modified when certification properties are being modified. [A01k6USZeGTJvPhKc8extJ]"

Is this a known limitation? Is there any way to get around this error?

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LETLHOGONOLO MOSENEKE 80

Yes, this error is a known limitation when updating the "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" property for a Microsoft certified Teams app in the Azure portal.

To work around this error, you can follow these steps:

Go to the Microsoft Teams Developer Portal at https://dev.teams.microsoft.com/.
Sign in using your Microsoft account that is associated with your app's registration.
Navigate to your app registration in the Teams Developer Portal.
Look for the "Manifest editor" section or a similar option to edit the manifest of your app.
Locate the "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" property in the manifest and change its value to "2".
Save the changes to the manifest.
Once you have made the necessary changes, you can proceed with updating the manifest package or submitting the updated manifest for certification. Follow the instructions provided in the Teams Developer Portal for the specific steps to update your app.

By updating the manifest directly in the Teams Developer Portal, you should be able to change the "accessTokenAcceptedVersion" property without encountering the error you experienced in the Azure portal.

Bert Boonstra 26 Reputation points

2023-09-12T18:16:28.2166667+00:00

Thank you for your answer. You describe a way to update the manifest of the Teams app itself. What we are looking for is way to update the manifest of the app registration it uses for authentication. Do you have a way to update that app registration as well?
Sayali-MSFT 3,991 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2023-09-13T04:48:14.0633333+00:00

@Bert Boonstra - Yes, you can update the manifest of the app registration used for authentication. The Azure AD app manifest allows you to customize various aspects of app registration. You can update the manifest as needed to include more API permissions or make other changes.

To update the app registration manifest, you can follow these steps:

Go to the Azure portal and sign in with your Azure AD account.

Navigate to the Azure Active Directory service.

Select App registrations to view the list of registered apps.

Search for the app registration that you want to update and select it.

In the app registration overview page, select Manifest to open the app manifest editor.

Make the necessary changes to the manifest, such as adding API permissions or updating other properties.

Save the changes to update the app registration manifest.

Please note that updating the app registration manifest may require appropriate permissions and access rights. Make sure you have the necessary privileges to modify the app registration.

For more information on updating the Azure AD app manifest, you can refer to the Azure AD app manifest documentation.
Bert Boonstra 26 Reputation points

2023-09-13T11:45:41.8433333+00:00

Loop detected! That is exactly what we have been trying.

When we update the manifest in the Azure portal and press the save button, an error saying "Failed to update xxxxxxxxx application. Error detail: No other properties may be modified when certification properties are being modified. [A01k6USZeGTJvPhKc8extJ]" is returned.
Sayali-MSFT 3,991 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2023-09-15T12:57:53.3766667+00:00

@Bert Boonstra - The error message "Failed to update xxxxxxxxx application. Error detail: No other properties may be modified when certification properties are being modified. [A01k6USZeGTJvPhKc8extJ]" indicates that you are trying to modify properties of an Azure AD application that is undergoing certification. When certification properties are being modified, no other properties can be changed.

To resolve this issue, you need to make sure that you are not modifying any properties other than the certification properties when the application is in the certification process. Once the certification process is complete, you will be able to modify other properties of the application.

If you need to modify other properties of the application while it is in the certification process, you will need to cancel the certification process and then make the desired changes. After making the changes, you can start the certification process again.

Please note that canceling the certification process may result in the application being removed from the Microsoft Teams store or Microsoft AppSource until the certification process is completed again.

For more information about the certification process and modifying application properties, you can refer to the Azure AD app certification documentation
Sayali-MSFT 3,991 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator

2023-09-20T13:26:24.1966667+00:00

@Bert Boonstra -Could you please confirm if your issue has resolved with with provided suggestions or still looking for any help?
Joschko, Markus 10 Reputation points

2023-11-30T17:29:10.82+00:00

@Sayali-MSFT I face exactly the same error message when I try to modify my app registration manifest that is attached to a Teams App
However my application is in no certification process AFAIK. Can I somehow see which certification process could be meant? The link you reference in your answer is returning a 404 for me.

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