[Developer] Questions about using Microsoft Teams

fancy 21

Use process monitor to find that teams have a naming conflict

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There is a question that I don’t quite understand. The file [app.asar] already exists. Why do I need to create a directory with the same name in the same path later, resulting in NAME COLLISION

Since I am developing a sandbox application, I need to use teams normally, so repeated new actions will cause some trouble, so I want to confirm whether this creation action is necessary

Hope to get a reply soon, thanks

Sharon Zhao-MSFT 25,116 Reputation points Microsoft Vendor

2021-02-22T01:27:55.99+00:00

@fancy-1181,
As we are mainly responsible for general issue of Microsoft Teams, your question related to development is not in our scope. I would change office-teams-windows-itpro tag to office-teams-app-dev tag. Thanks for your understanding.
Nikitha-MSFT 541 Reputation points

2021-02-22T09:54:06.877+00:00

@fancy-1181 - Where did the file exists? Could you please explain your scenario in more detail?
fancy 21 Reputation points

2021-02-23T06:24:26.7+00:00
Thank you for your reply, I will explain the detailed operation steps and phenomenon below.

Install Microsoft Teams

Open the path: C:\Users[USRER_NAME]\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Teams\current\resources
The file named app.asar can be found in this path

Double-click to run Microsoft Teams and use Process Monitor to grab logs
Check the log and find an abnormal operation, The selected log shows that the Teams.exe process is creating a folder named app.asar, From the second step, you can see that a file with the same name already exists in the path, so creating a directory will return the result NAME COLLISION
fancy 21 Reputation points

2021-02-23T06:24:41.633+00:00

What I want to ask is why there is an action to create a folder with the same name here, and it did not succeed

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Nikitha-MSFT 541 Reputation points

2021-03-02T05:00:06.847+00:00

Could you please reach out to Product Support Channels for Microsoft Teams.

Thanks,

Nikitha.

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