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This pull request includes a small change to the Microsoft.Agents.Extensions.Teams.AI.csproj file. The change adds a Newtonsoft.Json package reference to ensure an updated version is used, addressing a transient dependency issue with AdaptiveCards.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the Teams AI project file to include a package reference for Newtonsoft.Json to address a transient dependency issue with AdaptiveCards.

  • Added a Newtonsoft.Json PackageReference to the csproj
  • Updated the project file to force an updated dependency version

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@MattB-msft MattB-msft merged commit 430911a into main Jun 6, 2025
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