In a client that doesn't support VersionOverrides, existing add-ins will continue to function as they did without add-in commands.
This element is an addition to the manifest schema v1.1 that ensures backward compatibility. Creating the add-in commandĪdd-in commands are declared in the add-in manifest in the VersionOverrides element. Using add-in commands if possible is a best practice. However, contextual add-ins can present different commands depending on whether the currently selected item is a message or appointment, and can choose to appear in read or compose scenarios. Support for add-in commands in Exchange 2016 requires Cumulative Update 5.Īdd-in commands are only available for add-ins that do not use ItemHasAttachment, ItemHasKnownEntity, or ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch rules to limit the types of items they activate on.
Masecurity update for Office (KB3114828).Masecurity update for Office (KB3114816).Support for add-in commands in Outlook 2013 requires three updates: Add-in commands are available only in Outlook 2013 or later on Windows, Outlook 2016 or later on Mac, Outlook on iOS, Outlook on Android, Outlook on the web for Exchange 2016 or later, and Outlook on the web for Microsoft 365 and.
