docs: add multi-tenant contents #12063
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| :::image type="content" source="../assets/images/teams-toolkit-v2/teams toolkit fundamentals/accounts1_1.png" alt-text="Screenshot shows the Accounts section."::: | |||
| :::image type="content" source="../assets/images/teams-toolkit-v2/teams toolkit fundamentals/switchTenants.png" alt-text="Screenshot shows the switch tenant button."::: | |||
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Why this screenshot didn't show the tenant info?
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| * **Sign in to Microsoft 365**: Use your Microsoft 365 work or school account with a valid E5 subscription for building your app. If you don't have a valid account, you can join [Microsoft 365 developer program](https://developer.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/dev-program) to get a free account before you start. | |||
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| * **Sign in to Azure**: Use your Azure account for deploying your app on Azure. You can [create a free Azure account](https://azure.microsoft.com/free/) before you start. | |||
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| Note: When you sign in to Microsoft 365 or Azure account, your signed in tenant is your home tenant by default. You can switch to other tenants manually by clicking the switch button on signed in account item. | |||
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rephrase to "Note that Teams Toolkit by default will sign in home tenant of your Microsoft 365 account and Azure account. If you want to deploy your Teams app to guest tenant of your Microsoft 365 account, or you want to deploy Azure resources to the guest tenant of your Azure account, Teams Toolkit allow you to switch tenant for both account by clicking the switch button besides that account."
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| |[Azure account](#azure-account)|Back-end resources on Azure.| JavaScript, TypeScript, SPFx, and C# or Blazor. | | |||
| |[SharePoint collection site administrator account](#sharepoint-collection-site-administrator-account) |Deployment for hosting.| SPFx. | | |||
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| > If your Microsoft 365 account has multiple tenants, you could switch to either tenant to develop Teams app. But there're several known limitations that should be aware of: | |||
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"In case your Microsoft 365 account has multiple tenants, you could switch to any tenant in Teams Toolkit to deploy Teams app. Known limitations that you should keep in mind:"
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| > If your Microsoft 365 account has multiple tenants, you could switch to either tenant to develop Teams app. But there're several known limitations that should be aware of: | ||
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| > * Multi-tenant is not supported by TDP yet. You may not be able to see your Teams app provisioned in non-home tenants from Teams Dev portal. |
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"You can use Teams Toolkit to deploy Teams app to guest tenant of M365 account, while you may not be able to see your Teams app deployed to non-home tenants in Teams Developer Portal. This is a limitation of Teams Developer Portal now."
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| > * Multi-tenant is not supported by TDP yet. You may not be able to see your Teams app provisioned in non-home tenants from Teams Dev portal. | ||
| > * Publishing Teams app of non-home tenants is not well supported in Teams. | ||
| > * Multi-tenant is only supported for Teams app. Extending Teams app to other hubs(Outlook, Office.com) is not supported under non-home tenants. |
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"Deploy app to non-home tenant is only supported for app running in Teams. Apps running in other platform like Outlook, Office.com can not deploy to non-home tenants."
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