Microsoft Teams integration unclear

[japhir]

In https://github.com/UtrechtUniversity/getting-started/blob/main/docs/third-party-applications.md it is unclear whether to use the Teams GitHub or GitHub enterprise integration. After messing around and polluting a channel with many useless config messages (all the people in my Teams are confused) it's still not clear to me.

Should we use Teams' GitHub Enterprise connector (seen from ... next to channel name, Connectors) or the GitHub teams integration (which I can no longer find).

When I try to configure the GitHub Enterprise, it asks me to configure the repo itself to post to a certain webhook and I can't do this because I don't have permissions. I couldn't find how to use the organization's webhooks.

When trying to configure the Github app, I could subscribe to updates from within the chat with the Github bot, but not from within the channel of interest. (When I tag @GitHub subscribe UtrechtUniversity/clumped-processing to connect, it in stead creates a popup to create a GitHub issue from within Teams).

[jelletreep]

Thanks! For now it is possible to use: https://teams.github.com/
If you would like to use any other integration, let us know.

The teams.github.com application will create a github chat channel in Teams. Here you can subscribe to a repository (e.g. subscribe UtrechtUniversity/getting-started. You will have to authorize the app for the repository via a pop-up window. After subscribing you will receive notifications in Teams about changes in the Github Repo. We will update the documentation to further clarify this.