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We should extend the _validateHighResolutionIconUrl function in the generated gulpfile.js to check if the specified URL is a valid image URL (extension ending with .png or .jpg). Currently we only check if the specified URL is an https URL. The problem with that is that if you provide a non-image URL (eg. https://contoso.com), your add-in will work as expected in OWA but won't show up in Outlook client which is almost impossible to track back to the URL specified in the HighResolutionIconUrl property in the manifest. If we could check for it, it would be very helpful for the developers.
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We should extend the _validateHighResolutionIconUrl function in the generated
gulpfile.js
to check if the specified URL is a valid image URL (extension ending with.png
or.jpg
). Currently we only check if the specified URL is an https URL. The problem with that is that if you provide a non-image URL (eg.https://contoso.com
), your add-in will work as expected in OWA but won't show up in Outlook client which is almost impossible to track back to the URL specified in the HighResolutionIconUrl property in the manifest. If we could check for it, it would be very helpful for the developers.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: