Teams config fails with "parameter cannot be found that matches param access key"

[Joe Healy]

Poshbot with teams fails with parameter cannot be found that matches parameter AccessKey when New-PoshBotConfiguration is run.

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Access key is not found in new-poshbotconfiguration file.

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Following steps listed at

https://poshbot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/guides/backends/setup-teams-backend/

https://www.thelazyadministrator.com/2019/08/19/chatops-setting-up-poshbot-for-microsoft-teams/

Expected Behavior

Configuration should pass.

Current Behavior

Receive following error

New-PoshBotConfiguration : A parameter cannot be found that matches parameter name 'AccessKey'.
At C:\dev\psbot\teamswolframconfig.ps1:55 char:37
$backend = New-PoshBotConfiguration @backendConfig
CategoryInfo : InvalidArgument: (:) [New-PoshBotConfiguration], ParameterBindingException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : NamedParameterNotFound,New-PoshBotConfiguration

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

Run this script. keys are changed from what I'm actually using.

$pbc = New-PoshBotConfiguration
$pbc.BotAdmins = @('[e-mail]')
$backendConfig = @{
    Name                = 'dfpshbot'
    BotName             = 'dfpshbot'
    TeamId              = '19:[e-mail]'
    ServiceBusNamespace = 'dfpshbot.servicebus.windows.net'
    QueueName           = 'messages'
    AccessKeyName       = 'receive'
    AccessKey           = 'gBkaSP31RWZC4M+5j3U05MvVaxaNz0=' | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force
    Credential          = [pscredential]::new(
    '2f94917f-675c3fbf4ee6c1',
    ('[e-mail]:c@l' | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force))
}
Write-Host 'dumping config for visual check'
Write-Host ($backendConfig | Format-Table | Out-String)
$backend = New-PoshBotConfiguration @backendConfig

[Brandon Olin]

Thanks for the issue @jhealy. Sorry I've been slow to respond. I'll take a look at this when I get the chance.

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[Brandon Olin]

@jhealy Sorry it took me so long to respond. This one slipped through the cracks.

The last line (where you create the backend object) should be:

$backend = New-PoshBotTeamsBackend -Configuration $backendConfig

*NOT *

$backend = New-PoshBotConfiguration @backendConfig

You've already created the bot configuration object ($pbc) in the first line. After that, you need to create a backend configuration object with all the information required to connect to Teams. Once you have a bot configuration, and a backend configuration, you can create an instance of the bot and start it. Below is a complete example:

$pbc = New-PoshBotConfiguration
$pbc.BotAdmins = @('[e-mail]')
$backendConfig = @{
    Name                = 'dfpshbot'
    BotName             = 'dfpshbot'
    TeamId              = '19:[e-mail]'
    ServiceBusNamespace = 'dfpshbot.servicebus.windows.net'
    QueueName           = 'messages'
    AccessKeyName       = 'receive'
    AccessKey           = 'gBkaSP31RWZC4M+5j3U05MvVaxaNz0=' | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force
    Credential          = [pscredential]::new(
    '2f94917f-675c3fbf4ee6c1',
    ('[e-mail]:c@l' | ConvertTo-SecureString -AsPlainText -Force))
}
Write-Host 'dumping config for visual check'
Write-Host ($backendConfig | Format-Table | Out-String)
$backend = New-PoshBotTeamsBackend -Configuration $backendConfig
$bot = New-PoshBotInstance -Configuration $pbc -Backend $backend
$bot.Start()

Hope that helps!