Microsoft Teams logs for Linux: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + 1. Microsoft Teams logs for macOS: Option + Command + Shift+1.
Microsoft Teams log for Windows 10: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + 1. Some references I found while getting it working. Generate a log file using the shortcut for your OS (see below). MicrosoftGraphChatMessageFromIdentitySet Probably trivial for others, but a pain for me. $all_chat_info = foreach ($chat in $mychats) Īll and PageSize appear broken (update: use "-all -pagesize 50")Įxpanding the fields. $all_chat_info = #force-setting to an array $mychats = get-mgchat -all -PageSize 50 |select -first 5 $tzone = Get-TimeZone # conversion from GMT to local time. But in my case it grabbed all 2000 chats. all and -pagesize 50 is required for the module to paginate the request and get you everything. #By default you can get all your chats by running get-mgchat. On the resulting view, click the people icon in the upper right. And shows more than one line per message, even when I try now to. Under the Recent sub-heading, find the meeting chat in your chat history and click on it. Get-mgchat -ChatId -ChatId nests and walks through properly, strips HTML, but lord this will be slow.
#unsure how to get it otherwise - but you don't need it with get-mgchat #I had to find my user id in graph explorer UI by running GET V1.0 #at this point a browser window should appear - allow it. Stripping out HTML works but is not great. To attach logs, tap your profile picture > Settings > Help and feedback > Send feedback > enable the toggle for Attach logs. These, along with your feedback, help make improvements to Teams that keep the app secure. Piping to OGV gives you all lines, when I really only want the first.įortunately, format-table DOES limit to one line per message These log files contain information about processes running in the Teams app to help detect, diagnose, and fix issues in the app. Time zones seem wonky, specifically people in other time zones.
The below code will grab all of your chats, then grab the most recent 200 messages, filtered for the past day, and then will return the pertinent info. select how much of the chat history to include. And there's a good amount of playing you can do with the Graph Explorer. Its available to Northeastern faculty, staff, and students as part of their Office 365 license. Microsoft Teams provides search tools to help you locate messages, files, and other information quickly. Note that you DO have a certain amount of access to your own stuff without needing an admins help, but you will have to explicitly grant it to each "application" that will connect to it. turns out the answer is, as and mentioned, is the Graph API - which has a module.