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teams team clone¶

Creates a clone of a Microsoft Teams team

Usage¶

m365 teams team clone [options]

Options¶

-i, --teamId <teamId>: The ID of the Microsoft Teams team to clone
-n, --displayName <displayName>: The display name for the new Microsoft Teams Team
-p, --partsToClone <partsToClone>: A comma-separated list of the parts to clone. Allowed values are apps,channels,members,settings,tabs
-d, --description [description]: The description for the new Microsoft Teams Team
-c, --classification [classification]: The classification for the new Microsoft Teams Team. If not specified, will be copied from the original Microsoft Teams Team
-v, --visibility [visibility]: Specify the visibility of the new Microsoft Teams Team. Allowed values are Private,Public.
-h, --help: output usage information
--query [query]: JMESPath query string. See http://jmespath.org/ for more information and examples
-o, --output [output]: Output type. json,text. Default text
--verbose: Runs command with verbose logging
--debug: Runs command with debug logging

Remarks¶

Using this command, global admins and Microsoft Teams service admins can access teams that they are not a member of.

When tabs are cloned, they are put into an unconfigured state. The first time you open them, you'll go through the configuration screen. If the person opening the tab does not have permission to configure apps, they will see a message explaining that the tab hasn't been configured.

Examples¶

Creates a clone of a Microsoft Teams team with mandatory parameters

m365 teams team clone --teamId 15d7a78e-fd77-4599-97a5-dbb6372846c5 --displayName "Library Assist" --partsToClone "apps,tabs,settings,channels,members"

Creates a clone of a Microsoft Teams team with mandatory and optional parameters

m365 teams team clone --teamId 15d7a78e-fd77-4599-97a5-dbb6372846c5 --displayName "Library Assist" --partsToClone "apps,tabs,settings,channels,members" --description "Self help community for library" --classification "Library" --visibility "public"