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Connection Setup

Azure/azure-functions-connector-extension/.github/skills/connection-setup

Azure· v1.0.0

codingOfficial

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Create and configure Connector Namespace connections for the Azure Functions Connector Extension. USE WHEN: setting up a new connector connection, creating a Connector Namespace, authorizing OAuth consent, adding access policies, or configuring deployed app settings. Covers Office365, SharePoint, Teams, and any Microsoft.Web/connections connector. NOT FOR: trigger registration (use trigger-registration skill), extension development, or code generation.

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Versionv1.0.0

AuthorAzure

Categorycoding

Skill IDAzure/azure-functions-connector-extension/.github/skills/connection-setup

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