The function userRole consistently returns "user" regardless of the role being admin

I am facing an issue with the getTeamMembers() method while trying to identify which members are admins in a private team. Even though I am logged in as an admin, the userRole value always shows as "user". Can anyone assist me with this problem?

import { BotDeclaration, } from "express-msteams-host";
import {
  ActionTypes,
  CardFactory, MemoryStorage, MessageFactory,
  TeamsActivityHandler, TaskModuleTaskInfo,
  TurnContext, TaskModuleRequest, TaskModuleResponse, TeamsInfo
} from "botbuilder";
import * as Util from "util";

const TextEncoder = Util.TextEncoder;

@BotDeclaration(
  "/api/messages",
  new MemoryStorage(),
  process.env.MICROSOFT_APP_ID,
  process.env.MICROSOFT_APP_PASSWORD)
export class LearningTeamsBot extends TeamsActivityHandler {
  constructor() {
    super();

    // create handlers
    this.onMessage(async (context, next) => {
      console.log(await TeamsInfo.getTeamMembers(context))
typescriptbotframeworkmicrosoft-teams

Answer №1

After thorough testing, we were able to replicate the issue and have submitted a bug report for it. Unfortunately, at this time we do not have an estimated time for when it will be resolved.

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