I need to retrieve the last modified date of user profiles in Office 365 from the Graph API.

Could you please provide the endpoint similar to https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/?$select=createdDateTime

But have it be for the last time the user profile was modified by the user or admin, would be awesome for it to be https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/me/?$select=lastModifiedDateTime

In the admin console I'm able to see the subscription commitment for each license (either monthly or annual). I want to be able to fetch that information through an API.

We are integrating Microsoft Teams threaded chat into our product offering. Our users will interact with the channel-based chat using both the Microsoft Teams application and from within our application. To avoid polling, we would like to be able to subscribe to Microsoft Teams related events. Of interest are events related to new channel messages. We found similar subscriptions for files and email, but nothing related to Microsoft Teams.

See documentation for /subscription endpoints, Change notifications: "Use the Microsoft Graph API to get change notifications"

Pagination issue. There is no way to redirect to previous page If we use $top parameter, it provides next page url using which we can go to next page. We also can not use $skip parameter when we want to get users of an organization. Please provide $skip to use with users api, or provide previous link with $top parameter

To engage more developers, the Microsoft Graph JavaScript / TypeScript SDKs should support fluent APIs to have something like this :

graph.api().me

Instead of something like this :

graph.api('/me/people')

Customers want O365 Exchange Online to offer the block or hold function for 3rd party security vendor to keep the email objects from sending out until inspection completes.

O365 Graph API doesn’t offer the API to block or hold an email from sending out in Exchange Online, it exposes the risks to end users to leak confidential data and damage their reputation if improper content sent out.

The MS Graph documentation for subscriptions (webhooks) implies that it is possible to create a subscription on a shared calendar with delegated user permissions (not app-only). Currently, this works only with app-only permissions.

I would very much appreciate to create subscriptions to shared calendars also with delegated user permissions.

Office.context.ui.displayDialogAsync gives us the ability to open a dialog of a certain size, but the size options are only in percents of the parents window.

This could be fine if we could know the size of the parent window from an add-in - we could get it and do some calculations, but CORS blocks us from that.

Using only percentages puts us in awkward situations where we have a dialog with a decent amount of content that we need to make responsive to a tiny window when there is still a lot of real estate available in the parent.

Create a angular component library for the office UI fabric. There is currently a library for Angular JS and React, but not for modern versions of Angular.

We currently have a VSTO add-in for Outlook but want to write a new add-in so that we can run on all outlook platforms. However, we don't want our users to run both at the same time. Is it possible for the VSTO add-in to detect if there is a new style add-in installed and/or vice versa, can the new style add-in detect if the VSTO add-in is loaded?

I noticed that if I install Office 2019 or Office 365, the following registry key is set to "OneNote.Application.15":

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\OneNote.Application\CurVer

Version 15 corresponds to Office 2013. Is this a bug with the Office installer?

Office 365 has monthly versions (such as 1803, 1810, etc.). This version is displayed in the Office client application's Account tab.

I couldn't find a way to programmatically get this Version number on the client side. There is only the usual full build number.

Is there a way or can a way be provided, please?

It would be really helpful to have the ability in the Graph API to know which user has performed an action (such as creating a folder, or sending a message) in a given mailbox especially when considering that multiple users work in a Shared Mailbox.

Support @mention data when posting new chat messages using the Microsoft Graph API. The Microsoft Teams user interface allows for this, but the Microsoft Graph API endpoints remove @mention metadata and markup from new messages. We observed this using the POST /teams/{id}/channels/{id}/chatthreads endpoint, but it might affect other endpoints also.

The same functionality should be added to the endpoint for replying to threads once it is developed.

On msg read scenario, I would like to get the link to the current email. That way, people can easily open that email again when they're using our platform

Related StackOverflow question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53728777/in-an-outlook-addin-how-do-i-get-construct-the-url-to-directly-open-an-email-in

enhance orderby functionality to personal & business OneDrive or return items by default in user specified order instead of sorting by name. Personal OneDrive gives you option to sort items in custom order, but there is no way to retrieve items in custom order via Graph API. I want to get items in the same order as OneDrive folder has online.

According to this...

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/office/dev/add-ins/reference/manifest/extensionpoint#extension-points-for-outlook

...Addins are only supported for message read, on mobile. Can we please have a MobileMessageReadCommandSurface ExtensionPoint, so that we may create an addin for message compose, on mobile.

Are there plans to release the Whiteboard API and Docs? I'm curious and would want to build on the great experience that's been built so far. Thanks!

I noticed that the November update of the retail version of Office 2019 is version 1810, which contains feature updates. However, this contradicts the official Microsoft Office 2019 FAQ documentation (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4133312/office-2019-commercial-for-windows-and-mac-frequently-asked-questions).

Can an explanation be given to this contradiction, please? As an add-in developer, I'd like to understand the official Microsoft stance on this so that I can plan accordingly.