Make rename in Teams reflect name changes in Sharepoint?
When I rename a folder in the Teams app, the underlying folder is not renamed in sharepoint. This is most confusing.
Anonymous
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AdminSharePoint UserVoice Admin
(SharePoint UserVoice Admin, Microsoft SharePoint)
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Quick update on this suggestion. We are still working on this with MS Teams. We don’t have an ETA to share still.
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Chris Conley
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The Teams UserVoice channel confirmed that the SharePoint team is working on this. (My guess is that the Teams development team reads UserVoice more than the SharePoint development team does.)
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David
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Even though MS says they're working on this, maybe they are not since this is really an issue with Teams even though it uses a SharePoint document library. Everyone who has voted for this here should also vote for this on the Teams UserVoice at https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/38916427-rename-of-team-channel-doesn-t-rename-associated-s which only has two (2) votes.
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Anonymous
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Today is the first anniversary of MS working on this problem. It seems to be that there are quite many users experiencing some issues here, so perhaps it's a good idea that Microsoft gives it a bump and some developers ...
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Anonymous
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any updates - already struggling to get users to adopt teams - this just makes it harder
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Scott Péron
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Any news, updates on this? We're encountering this too.
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Esko Bar
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This thing is a disaster. Teams must know it and Sharepoint must know it. Makes me reconsider switching to Teams.
Not fixing the bug is one thing, but not responding to users is exponentially worse. This is a slap in the face to customers.
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Tom
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I'm not sure how items like this actually get past QA.
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Anonymous
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6 months later, any updates on this?
Or are you playing ping-pong with the Teams developers? -
Xavier
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Incroyable de maintenir un tel niveau de confusion.
Fixez une bonne fois pour toute qui est maître.
#spoil : la bonne réponse est Teams ! -
Anonymous
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I cannot for the life of me believe this is considered a Feature Request. This is a bug, 1000 times over. This is currently and will continue to cause mass amounts of confusion. Worse yet, there is no way for IT to help employees once it happens.
Get it fixed, Microsoft.
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Anonymous
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Any news on this?
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Deb W
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This is sooo frustrating.
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Anonymous
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What is the status about this rename issue
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Ingvill Greve
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Can you please share a status on this issue, this is affecting a lot of users.
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BY
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Please fix....
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Michael Pares
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PLEASE GET THIS FIXED I WILL LOVE NOT HAVING TO EXPLAIN THIS ISSUE TO MY USERS ANY MORE. THEY LOOK AT ME LIKE I AM CRAZY. LOOKING FORWARD TO YOU SAVING THE DAY FOR ME!!!
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DP
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Thumbs up. Jsut writing to hopefully receive a notification when this is fixed.
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Fabian Medina
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This is a must! Many issues in our company due to this issue. Thanks.
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Lisa
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Can we have an update please on when this issue will be fixed. It is seriously affecting user comfort (read ADOPTION). Thanks.
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Jale
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Microsoft validation policy
Please verify that the Team app can pass Microsoft Policy, refer to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/dev/store/validation-policies
E.g.
4.2 Your updated app or add-in must not decrease the app or add-in's functionality in a way that would be unexpected to a reasonable customer.
4.3 Your app or add-in description, imagery, documentation and any other associated metadata must be consistent with the functionality of the app or add-in.
4.11 Your app or add-in UI should not look unfinished.
If app cannot pass then:
9.1 If your app or add-in is found to violate any of our store policies, it can be removed from AppSource.
