I have developed a Microsoft Teams bot using the Bot Framework that sends messages to users both in personal chat and within a channel. For some of these messages, I utilize Adaptive Cards, and I can successfully mention individual users in both personal and channel messages.
However, I am facing a challenge when trying to mention the whole team, channel, or use @everyone in a channel message. My goal is to notify all team members when the bot sends a message in a channel, ensuring that everyone receives a notification.
After some research, it seems that this functionality might not be supported in the Teams Bot Framework, but I wanted to confirm if there’s a workaround or any upcoming support for this feature.
Can you please provide guidance on how to achieve this, or confirm if it’s a limitation?

I have developed a Microsoft Teams bot using the Bot Framework that sends messages to users both in personal chat and within a channel. For some of these messages, I utilize Adaptive Cards, and I can successfully mention individual users in both personal and channel messages.
However, I am facing a challenge when trying to mention the whole team, channel, or use @everyone in a channel message. My goal is to notify all team members when the bot sends a message in a channel, ensuring that everyone receives a notification.
After some research, it seems that this functionality might not be supported in the Teams Bot Framework, but I wanted to confirm if there’s a workaround or any upcoming support for this feature.
Can you please provide guidance on how to achieve this, or confirm if it’s a limitation?

I have developed a Microsoft Teams bot using the Bot Framework that sends messages to users both in personal chat and within a channel. For some of these messages, I utilize Adaptive Cards, and I can successfully mention individual users in both personal and channel messages.
However, I am facing a challenge when trying to mention the whole team, channel, or use @everyone in a channel message. My goal is to notify all team members when the bot sends a message in a channel, ensuring that everyone receives a notification.
After some research, it seems that this functionality might not be supported in the Teams Bot Framework, but I wanted to confirm if there’s a workaround or any upcoming support for this feature.
Can you please provide guidance on how to achieve this, or confirm if it’s a limitation?

I have developed a Microsoft Teams bot using the Bot Framework that sends messages to users both in personal chat and within a channel. For some of these messages, I utilize Adaptive Cards, and I can successfully mention individual users in both personal and channel messages.
However, I am facing a challenge when trying to mention the whole team, channel, or use @everyone in a channel message. My goal is to notify all team members when the bot sends a message in a channel, ensuring that everyone receives a notification.
After some research, it seems that this functionality might not be supported in the Teams Bot Framework, but I wanted to confirm if there’s a workaround or any upcoming support for this feature.
Can you please provide guidance on how to achieve this, or confirm if it’s a limitation?

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