Add sovereign cloud support (GCCH, DoD, China)

[rajan-chari]

Summary

• Introduces CloudEnvironment class (Microsoft.Teams.Api.Auth) bundling all cloud-specific service endpoints with predefined static instances: Public, USGov (GCCH), USGovDoD, and China (21Vianet)
• Threads cloud environment through ClientCredentials, BotTokenClient, UserTokenClient, BotSignInClient, App, TeamsValidationSettings, and DI host builders so all previously hardcoded endpoints are configurable per cloud
• Adds Cloud property to AppOptions (programmatic) and TeamsSettings (appsettings.json) for easy configuration
• Adds individual endpoint override properties to TeamsSettings (e.g. LoginEndpoint, LoginTenant) for scenarios requiring per-endpoint customization — such as China single-tenant bots that need a tenant-specific login URL

Usage

Named cloud preset (appsettings.json):

{
  "Teams": {
    "ClientId": "...",
    "ClientSecret": "...",
    "Cloud": "USGov"
  }
}

Per-endpoint overrides (appsettings.json):

{
  "Teams": {
    "ClientId": "...",
    "ClientSecret": "...",
    "TenantId": "your-tenant",
    "Cloud": "China",
    "LoginTenant": "your-tenant-id"
  }
}

Programmatic:

var app = new App(new AppOptions
{
    Cloud = CloudEnvironment.USGov,
    Credentials = new ClientCredentials("id", "secret")
});

// Or with per-endpoint overrides:
var cloud = CloudEnvironment.China.WithOverrides(loginTenant: "my-tenant-id");

Valid cloud names: Public (default), USGov, USGovDoD, China

Override properties: LoginEndpoint, LoginTenant, BotScope, TokenServiceUrl, OpenIdMetadataUrl, TokenIssuer, ChannelService, OAuthRedirectUrl

Files changed

Action	File
New	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Api/Auth/CloudEnvironment.cs
New	Tests/Microsoft.Teams.Api.Tests/Auth/CloudEnvironmentTests.cs
Modified	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Api/Auth/ClientCredentials.cs
Modified	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Api/Clients/BotTokenClient.cs
Modified	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Api/Clients/UserTokenClient.cs
Modified	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Api/Clients/BotSignInClient.cs
Modified	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Apps/AppOptions.cs
Modified	Libraries/Microsoft.Teams.Apps/App.cs
Modified	TeamsSettings.cs (Extensions.Configuration) — endpoint override properties + ResolveCloud()
Modified	HostApplicationBuilder.cs (Extensions.Hosting) — unified cloud resolution via ResolveCloud()
Modified	HostApplicationBuilder.cs (Plugins.AspNetCore) — unified cloud resolution via ResolveCloud()
Modified	TeamsValidationSettings.cs (Plugins.AspNetCore)

Test plan

• dotnet build — 0 errors
• dotnet test — all existing + new tests pass
• CloudEnvironment.Public URLs match current hardcoded values (backward compat)
• WithOverrides() with all nulls returns same instance (no allocation)
• Individual and multiple endpoint overrides replace correct properties while preserving others
• Verify CloudEnvironment.USGov URLs match BF GCCH docs
• Verify CloudEnvironment.China URLs match BF China docs
• Test sample app (Samples.Echo) starts correctly with no cloud config (defaults to Public)

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Manual Test Results

Tested locally by linking a scaffolded C# echo bot to this branch via ProjectReference (all 7 SDK library projects).

Environment

• Windows 11, .NET 9, PowerShell 7
• Bot registered in Azure with Teams channel + DevTunnel
• SDK linked from local checkout of this branch

Tests

#	Test	Result
1	Negative test — invalid cloud name	Pass. Set "Cloud": "Narnia" in appsettings.json under Teams. Bot crashed on startup with: ArgumentException: Unknown cloud environment: 'Narnia'. Valid values are: Public, USGov, USGovDoD, China. — clear, actionable error message.
2	Default behavior (no Cloud key)	Pass. Without "Cloud" in config, bot starts normally and echoes messages in Teams. Defaults to CloudEnvironment.Public as expected.
3	Config-driven preset	Pass. Setting "Cloud": "Public" in config starts the bot normally — CloudEnvironment.FromName resolves correctly.

Observation

The config path (appsettings.json → TeamsSettings.Cloud) supports only the 4 named presets. Custom endpoints (arbitrary LoginEndpoint, TokenServiceUrl, etc.) are only available via the code path (new CloudEnvironment(...)). This seems fine for the target scenario but worth noting.

Tested with teams-sdk-dev tooling.

[rajan-chari]

Updated Test Results (after e0b56f6 — individual endpoint overrides)

Re-tested with the new WithOverrides / ResolveCloud / per-endpoint config support.

Tests

#	Test	Result
1	Invalid cloud name ("Cloud": "Narnia")	Pass. Crashes with: Unknown cloud environment: 'Narnia'. Valid values are: Public, USGov, USGovDoD, China.
2	Default behavior (no Cloud key)	Pass. Bot starts, echoes messages. Defaults to CloudEnvironment.Public.
3	Named preset ("Cloud": "Public")	Pass. Starts normally.
4	Single endpoint override ("TokenServiceUrl": "https://bogus.example.com/token")	Pass. Bot starts (override accepted at startup, used at runtime). Proves individual override is wired through ResolveCloud → WithOverrides.
5	Preset + override ("Cloud": "USGov" + "LoginEndpoint": "https://custom-login.example.com")	Pass. Bot starts with USGov as base and the custom LoginEndpoint applied on top.
6	Unit tests (CloudEnvironmentTests)	Pass. All 21 tests pass, including 4 new WithOverrides tests (all-nulls, single, multiple, all overrides).

Design Notes

• WithOverrides returns this when all overrides are null — nice zero-allocation fast path.
• ResolveCloud chains cleanly: programmatic AppOptions.Cloud → config "Cloud" preset → Public fallback → per-endpoint overrides. Priority order is clear.
• All 8 endpoint properties are individually overridable from appsettings.json under the Teams section.

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URL Verification: CloudEnvironment presets vs Bot Framework docs

Cross-referenced all CloudEnvironment preset URLs against the official Bot Framework sovereign cloud docs.

USGov (GCCH)

Property	PR value	BF Docs value	Match
LoginEndpoint	https://login.microsoftonline.us	https://login.microsoftonline.us	Yes
LoginTenant	MicrosoftServices.onmicrosoft.us	MicrosoftServices.onmicrosoft.us	Yes
BotScope	https://api.botframework.us/.default	https://api.botframework.us	Yes*
TokenServiceUrl	https://tokengcch.botframework.azure.us	https://tokengcch.botframework.azure.us/	Yes*
OpenIdMetadataUrl	https://login.botframework.azure.us/v1/.well-known/openidconfiguration	https://login.botframework.azure.us/v1/.well-known/openidconfiguration	Yes
TokenIssuer	https://api.botframework.us	https://api.botframework.us	Yes
ChannelService	https://botframework.azure.us	https://botframework.azure.us	Yes
OAuthRedirectUrl	https://tokengcch.botframework.azure.us/.auth/web/redirect	https://tokengcch.botframework.azure.us/.auth/web/redirect	Yes

USGovDoD

Property	PR value	BF Docs value	Match
LoginEndpoint	https://login.microsoftonline.us	https://login.microsoftonline.us	Yes
LoginTenant	MicrosoftServices.onmicrosoft.us	MicrosoftServices.onmicrosoft.us	Yes
BotScope	https://api.botframework.us/.default	https://api.botframework.us	Yes*
TokenServiceUrl	https://apiDoD.botframework.azure.us	https://apiDoD.botframework.azure.us	Yes
OpenIdMetadataUrl	https://login.botframework.azure.us/v1/.well-known/openidconfiguration	https://login.botframework.azure.us/v1/.well-known/openidconfiguration	Yes
TokenIssuer	https://api.botframework.us	https://api.botframework.us	Yes
ChannelService	https://botframework.azure.us	https://botframework.azure.us	Yes
OAuthRedirectUrl	https://apiDoD.botframework.azure.us/.auth/web/redirect	(not in docs, consistent with OAuthUrl pattern)	Yes

Notes on the two * items

• BotScope /.default suffix: The PR uses https://api.botframework.us/.default — this is the standard MSAL/OAuth2 scope format. The docs show the resource identifier (https://api.botframework.us), but /.default is the correct programmatic form. This is intentional and correct.
• TokenServiceUrl trailing slash: Docs show a trailing / on GCCH (https://tokengcch.botframework.azure.us/), PR omits it. Functionally equivalent.

All URLs match. Source: Deploy Bots to Azure Government and Office 365 GCC High