microsoft-teamsmicrosoft-planner

Planner is always in English

I developed an .Net Core Application that creates a Group with a Team and a Planner asociated to it. By default, the language of the Group and Team is the one that I have configured in my local Team application (Spanish). But the Planner language is always in English and I dont find how to configure that using the GraphClient for C#. If I create a Plan from my Local Team Application it is in Spanish, but if I created usingg the Graph API is created in English (everything else is in Spanish).

A few days ago I saw that there was a property in the Group object called preferredLanguage but seems that they have removed it.

This is the Plan created from the Graph API: enter image description here

And this one is created from the Teams Application:

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Just to clarify, i have everything in Spanish, including my O365.

Anyone knows how can I set the language of the planner to be spanish from the Graph API? Is this a bug?

Thanks a lot!

Luis

Solution

  • I found the solution thanks to @tarkan-sevilmis that guided me in the right direction.

    Accordint to the documentation, you have to use the following urls:

    TeamsAppId: https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/appCatalogs/teamsApps/com.microsoft.teamspace.tab.planner

    ContentUrl: https://tasks.office.com/{tenantName}/Home/PlannerFrame?page=7&planId={planId}

    RemoveUrl: https://tasks.office.com/{tenantName}/Home/PlannerFrame?page=7&planId={planId}

    WebsiteUrl: https://tasks.office.com/{tenantName}/Home/PlannerFrame?page=7&planId={planId}

    But this created the Planner always in English. So I created a Planner manually using Teams for Windows (this one was created in Spanish) and I compare the two using Graph Explorer (GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/teams/{id}/channels/{id}/tabs?$expand=teamsApp)

    I found out that the urls were a bit different:

    contentUrl and RemoveUrl where https://tasks.office.com/{tenantName}/Home/PlannerFrame?page=7&planId={planId}&auth_pvr=Orgid&auth_upn={{upn}}&mkt={{locale}} (note here that I added &auth_pvr=Orgid&auth_upn={{upn}}&mkt={{locale}} at the end of the url).

    websiteUrl was https://tasks.office.com/{tenantName}/Home/PlanViews/{planId}.

    So I used these ones instead of the ones that the documentation said and Wuala! It worked.

    NOTE: in the URLs I just put in here I am using string interpolation (according c#), so take that in account when you read the URLs