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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Office 365 Outlook Connector | REST API is not yet supported for this mailbox
Other while importing a solution from market place, I had to create a Office 365 Outlook connection to complete the setup. However got following “REST API is not yet supported for this mailbox” error while creating the connection. Reason and fix: Error could be because of 2 reasons 🙂
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Continue reading →: GitHub Copilot | Code suggestions
If you are a developer, Isn’t the below visual is scary good? You declare a function with meaningful name and the code is ready for you as a suggestion. Say ‘Hi’ to GitHub Copilot code suggestions. About GitHub Copilot: Licensing: GitHub Copilot as Visual Studio Extension: 🙂
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Continue reading →: [Step by Step] Dataverse | Plugins | Using Dependent Assemblies
In this article, I am going to highlight the limitations of conventional plug-in development and how the Dependent Assemblies feature addresses those limitations. Limitations of the conventional plugins: As we know that the plugins can be registered only as an individual .Net assembly, we can’t include another assembly or a…
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Continue reading →: [Step by Step] Model Driven App | Grids | Navigate to custom page on row click
By default, performing any of the following grid actions opens the table record: Double-clicking the data row, or selecting the primary column link in the row. Selecting a data row, and then pressing the Enter key. On a touch-enabled device, selecting a data row. In this article, lets see how to override…
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Continue reading →: Azure DevOps | Power Platform Build Tools | WhoAmI | Capture Environment ID
Azure DevOps along with Power Platform Build Tools results a healthy Power Platform ALM. In this article, I will explain how to use Power Platform WhoAmI task and capture the ‘Environment ID’. What is PowerPlatformWhoAmi task: Verifies a Power Platform environment service connection by connecting and making a WhoAmI request.…
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Continue reading →: [Step by Step] Power Apps portals | Version Control website using Power Platform CLI
In this article, lets see how to version control the Portal website components using Power Platform CLI Portal commands. What is Version Control Version control, also known as source control, is the practice of tracking and managing changes to software code. Version control software keeps track of every modification to…
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Continue reading →: [Code Snippet] PowerShell | Azure DevOps | Query Variable Group using API
In Azure DevOps, Variable groups store values and secrets that you might want to be passed into a YAML pipeline or make available across multiple pipelines. Variable Group is a collection of variables with Name and Value pair. Below is my variable Group ‘BillingSystemDictionary’ with 3 variables in my DevOps organization ‘RajeevPentyala0011’…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps | Application Insights | Query Telemetry data
Recently while troubleshooting as issue which was only occurring for a particular user, there was this question from a customer on “Determining how this user is accessing their system”. To simplify the question, assume that you have a Model Driven App and end users might access it from following modes…
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Continue reading →: Azure DevOps | YAML | Could not load type ‘System.Management.Automation.PSSnapIn’
I got the following exception while executing a PowerShell script in my Azure DevOps pipeline step. Reason: I used following ‘pwsh‘ task in my YAML file to execute the PowerShell script. For unversed, pwsh is the cross-platform edition of PowerShell built on .NET Core / .NET 5+; by contrast, powershell is…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Managed Environments (preview)
As a Power Platform Admin its imperative to get your environment insights such as how many Apps in are not being used or how many Apps were shared with security groups or what are the implied DLP policies etc. So far there was no inbuilt feature in Power Platform to…
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