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setx AZURE_COMMUNICATION_ENDPOINT "<yourEndpoint>"
setx AZURE_COMMUNICATION_ACCESS_TOKEN "<yourAccessToken>"
- Use `<chatTopic>` to give the thread a topic. You can update the topic after the chat thread is created by using the `thread update-topic` command. - Replace `<endpoint>` with your Azure Communication Services endpoint. - Replace `<token>` with your access token obtained earlier with running `identity token issue` command. ### Update the topic of a chat thread
- Replace `<chatThreadId>` with your chat thread ID. - Use `<content>` to provide the chat message content. - Use `<messageType>` to specify the message content type. Possible values are `text` and `html`. If you don't specify a value, the default is `text`. - Use `<displayName>` optionally to specify the display name of the sender. - Replace `<endpoint>` with your Azure Communication Services endpoint. - Replace `<token>` with your access token obtained earlier with running `identity token issue` command. ### List chat messages in a chat thread The `message list` command returns the list of chat messages in a chat thread.