microsoft-sharepoint-haystack
Contributing
Refer to the general Contribution Guidelines.
The integration tests run against live Microsoft Graph and are skipped unless their environment variables are set:
MS_SHAREPOINT_ACCESS_TOKEN— a delegated Microsoft Graph access token; required by the retriever and fetcher tests.MS_SHAREPOINT_TEST_FILE_URL— a SharePoint file URL; also required by the fetcher tests.MS_GRAPH_TENANT_ID,MS_GRAPH_CLIENT_IDandMS_GRAPH_CLIENT_SECRET— required by the app-only retriever tests.
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