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I got the feedback of someone having difficulties debug from VSCode
We should add a section covering this
- do NOT use .env when debugging from VSCode
- provide an example of .vscode/launch.json file ready to fill with the developer secret
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The LICENSE file lists authors as per MIT as the copyright holders/authors.
The README currently lists author names in addition to that, and again as copyright holders in the LICENSE block.
Please clarify the intentions regarding this. Should all contributors add themselves to the LICENSE and two places in the README? That seems like a lot of useless duplication effort to me.
I would sugg
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A customer has requested an automatic translation of cards and suggested actions - like those created using Bot Framework's MessageFactory - into the appropriate Facebook format.
Currently the Facebook adapter requires cards to be written in the native Facebook format and placed in channelData.
Ideally this would happen automatically within the adapter, though it may be necessary to implemen