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[Outlook] (mobile) Update supported Office.Recipients methods #5273
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates documentation to reflect that the addAsync
and setAsync
methods of Office.Recipients are now supported on the Message Compose surface in Outlook mobile devices. The changes remove these methods from the list of unsupported APIs and add detailed notes about version requirements and limitations.
- Removed
addAsync
andsetAsync
methods from the unsupported APIs table in the mobile compatibility documentation - Added version-specific notes and limitations for these methods in the recipients tutorial
- Updated document modification dates to reflect the changes
Reviewed Changes
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File | Description |
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docs/outlook/outlook-mobile-apis.md | Removes Office.Recipients addAsync and setAsync methods from unsupported APIs table |
docs/outlook/get-set-or-add-recipients.md | Adds mobile-specific notes about version requirements and limitations for addAsync method |
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woo hoo!
The
addAsync
andsetAsync
methods of Office.Recipients is now supported on the Message Compose surface in Outlook on mobile devices.