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Hi @axelsrz, is this template supposed to be scaffolded as the custom engine agent template? The UI entry of this template would be "Custom Engine Agent" -> "Basic Custom Engine Agent" -> "Python". If so, please help to rename the template folder name as well as the descriptions in the template to differentiate from Teams bot template. |
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This pull request adds a comprehensive set of configuration, environment, and documentation files to the Python "Default Bot" template for Microsoft Teams, ensuring a smoother developer experience in VS Code and better project structure. The changes include VS Code settings, launch and task configurations, environment variable templates, ignore files, a Teams app manifest, and a detailed README. These additions provide out-of-the-box support for debugging, linting, formatting, deployment, and documentation, making it easier to start and manage bot projects.
VS Code Configuration and Developer Experience
.vscode/settings.jsonto enable Python linting with flake8, formatting with black, and schema validation for JSON files..vscode/extensions.jsonto recommend essential VS Code extensions for Python and Teams development..vscode/launch.json.tplwith launch configurations for debugging the bot in Teams (Edge, Chrome, Desktop, Playground), including compound configurations for multi-process debugging..vscode/tasks.jsonwith pre-defined tasks for validating prerequisites, deploying, starting the application, and launching the Teams client or Playground.Environment and Ignore Files
env/.env.local,env/.env.dev,env/.env.playground) to support local, development, and playground scenarios, improving deployment and debugging flexibility. [1] [2] [3].gitignore.tpland.webappignorefiles to exclude Python, Node.js, and VS Code artifacts from source control and web app packaging, keeping the repository clean. [1] [2]Manifest and Documentation
appPackage/manifest.json.tplfor the Teams app manifest, specifying bot configuration, commands, permissions, and branding.README.md.tpldescribing prerequisites, setup instructions, included features, project structure, and customization guidance for the default bot template.