Introduction There are multiple ways to create Microsoft Teams using PnP PowerShell, each offering different levels of control over naming conventions. This post explores 3 distinct methods and compares their capabilities for customizing Site Title, Site URL, and M365 Group names. When a Microsoft Team is created, a SharePoint site and M365 Group are automatically created in the backend. You may want to implement different naming conventions for each component:

Introduction Adding a SharePoint document library as a tab in Microsoft Teams is a common requirement for collaboration scenarios. While Teams provides an out-of-the-box (OOTB) experience for this, automating the process via PowerShell or Microsoft Graph can be tricky due to limitations. Thanks to Tiago Duarte through the discussion within the bug he raised , he found out a solution for it using Ms Graph PowerShell and I attempted to achieve same using PnP PowerShell.

Introduction Microsoft Teams provides a unified platform for end users to collaborate on files stored within SharePoint. However, there are notable differences between the two platforms that can influence your decision on when to use SharePoint and when to use Teams. Search Functionality Contextual Search Contextual search on libraries does not exist within Teams, while SharePoint offers richer contextual search at library, site, organization, and hub levels. Issue with Results from Shared Channels There is an issue searching contents within shared channels where the shared channel name is shown as Mock Team Name which is not helpful identitying the source of the search results without opening the file.