Is @microsoft/teams.apps safe?

const axios_1 = require("axios");

return fromFetchResponse(await options.fetch(url, {

// We map 401/403 onto typed errors ourselves, so keep axios from throwing first.

import { AxiosError } from 'axios';

const axios_1 = require("axios");

const axios_1 = require("axios");

* URLs (e.g. `fetch('https://' + domain)`). Use the `debugCspViolations`

* URLs (e.g. `fetch('https://' + domain)`). Use the `debugCspViolations`

// connectDomains: fetch(), XMLHttpRequest.open(), new WebSocket(), new EventSource()

{ regex: /fetch\(\s*["']([^"']+)["']/gi, source: 'fetch()' },

* The concrete token machinery: MSAL clients, credential resolution, and the

* The concrete token machinery: MSAL clients, credential resolution, and the

* The MSAL entra token.

* Returned as a callback rather than a token because MSAL resolves client

* Also returns the MSAL client so callers that need to climb to rung 3 can

const msal_node_1 = require("@azure/msal-node");

this._msalLogger = this.logger.child('azure/msal-node', {

// Msal logging is fairly noisy. So we keep it quiet unless the user

pattern: '-azure/msal-node'

* Returned as a callback rather than a token because MSAL resolves client

* Also returns the MSAL client so callers that need to climb to rung 3 can

// There's a bug in MSAL where it warns this on all requests.