ChoiceSets in Adaptive Cards do not have accessible Names if they don't have a Label #2319
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Summary of the pull request
If a
Label
(Header) is not specified on aChoiceSet
(ComboBox), the resulting ComboBox will not have an accessible name. Creates a custom renderer to render ChoiceSets asAccessibleChoiceSet
s. If there is no Label, the renderer uses the Placeholder text as the name, if it is available. If not, it renders the ChoiceSet as normal.This workaround is necessary unless Adaptive Cards changes the renderer, see microsoft/AdaptiveCards#8837.
References and relevant issues
https://dev.azure.com/microsoft/OS/_workitems/edit/48294659
https://dev.azure.com/microsoft/OS/_workitems/edit/48181033
Validation steps performed
Tested with ChoiceSets in GitHub and Azure extension widgets.
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