Is it possible to tell inside a chain of command if the current main interaction is in "After Call Work" mode?
How to tell when interaction is in after call work state?
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Turns out if you can get the interaction object it's pretty easy. If it's not passed as a parameter in the the Execute method use the IInteractionManager to get it:
1) Get the IInteractionVoice object
From the parameters passed into Execute:
or Inject an IInteractionManager in the constructor and use that:
Then read the IInteraction.IsItPossibleToMarkDone property.