Microsoft extends usage limits to additional Copilot Chat features for users without a Microsoft 365 Copilot license in commercial organizations. The notifications call for support preparation and a review of license requests, without turning every limit into a recommendation to buy.
BCApps includes a path adjustment for the SharePoint connector. We review the backports and the requirements for evaluating Microsoft Graph while delivery is confirmed.
Public sources checked on November 7, 2026. Integration into a branch does not establish that the patch is installed in customer environments. The sources consulted do not provide a complete list of affected and fixed builds.
The BCApps commit links legacy REST upload 404 errors to a trailing slash in the parent folder path. The change normalizes that path while preserving `/` for the root.
The described scope includes Storage Browser uploads, external attachments, copying, and moving files. Graph mode is unchanged.
What is merged and what remains unconfirmed
The main PR was merged on November 5. Its backports had the following status when checked:
The target branches help track maintenance work, but they do not constitute a list of releases already delivered. For a particular installation, the build must be identified and checked for inclusion of the change.
The 29.x backport description also covers directory paths ending in a slash, doubled separators before filenames, and existence checks. It preserves the original parent paths returned in listings.
The main PR states that AL compilation, tests, and validation against real SharePoint were not run locally. Adding tests to the code does not, by itself, demonstrate that the scenario works in a customer environment.
Nexo's proposed diagnostic approach
Our editorial interpretation is that operations should be investigated separately. A 404 alone is insufficient to attribute an incident to this defect. We suggest gathering a minimal reproduction before changing configuration:
Record the Business Central build, connector version, and configured API mode.
Record the exact operation, failure time, and submitted path without including credentials.
Test navigation, upload, and existence checks separately in a test environment.
Compare results before and after the change, keeping the file and destination folder the same.
Synthetic example: three different questions
Consider a test folder named `Ensayo` and a file named `muestra.txt`. This example is Nexo's diagnostic proposal; it neither reproduces an incident nor presents measured results.
Operation
Question to answer
Navigate to Ensayo
Can the folder be opened and its contents listed?
Upload muestra.txt
Is the file created at the intended destination?
Check its existence
Does the subsequent query find that same file?
Microsoft Graph: an alternative that needs preparation
The 29.0 backport PR proposes disabling `Use legacy REST API` as a temporary workaround.
Microsoft's documentation distinguishes permissions by API and authentication method. For Graph with a client secret or certificate, it specifies the `Sites.Selected` application permission and a per-site `write` grant as the minimum for full connector functionality.
Nexo's recommendation: review the app registration and grants before testing the switch. Existing REST permissions should not be assumed sufficient for Graph, nor should changing modes be expected to resolve every upload error.
Created with AI assistance and reviewed by Nexo Community. Practical proposals and editorial interpretation are distinguished from documented facts.
Microsoft postpones the change for new CSP purchases to January–March 2027. Certain eligible experiences may incur charges beyond license fees, subject to an adjustable monthly limit.
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The change merged into BCApps creates per diem lines in each traveler's new expense report. Its inclusion in the repository does not yet establish deployment to customer environments.
