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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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Continue reading →: PCF component import error | Publisher prefix for this control does not match the prefix for the solution
If you are New or Beginner in Power Apps component framework , I recommend you to refer PCF beginner article first. Coming back to the blog post, other day while importing a solution with a PCF component, solution import failed with following error Reason: To understand the issue better, lets…
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Continue reading →: General availability of Power Apps for Windows
With “Power Apps for Windows” You can find all your canvas and model-driven apps including your Dynamics 365 apps and use them online or offline just like you can on iOS and Android! You can configure model-driven apps to work automatically offline by creating an offline profile. For canvas apps, you can use the LoadData/SaveData…
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Continue reading →: PCF | Using Fluent UI and React | Error during react installation
Other day while building PCF project using Microsoft Fluent UI and React, got an error while installing ‘React’ using following command. Reason and Fix: Reason was, React 18 was installed in my machine and Fluent UI will not install since it requires a React version less than 18. To fix…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform CLI | Pack and Unpack solution using map xml
Microsoft Power Platform CLI is a developer Command Line Interface, that empowers developers and ISVs to perform various operations related to environment lifecycle, authentication, and work with Dataverse environments, solution packages, portals, code components, and so on. In this article lets learn how to use Pack and Unpack Solution Commands with…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform CLI | Authenticate environment using device code
For unversed, Microsoft Power Platform CLI is a developer CLI that empowers developers and ISVs to perform various operations related to environment lifecycle, authentication, and work with Dataverse environments, solution packages, portals, code components, and so on. In this blog post, lets see how to connect to an Environment using…
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Continue reading →: Power Apps Maker Portal | Create tables with Table hub and new designer
Have you noticed that the Tables in Maker portal got a new a hub view and designer?. If it looks familiar, hub view and designer was only available in Power Apps for Teams app before and now its available in Maker portal too. Hub view and designer for a table…
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Continue reading →: Microsoft Build 2022 | Power Platform updates
In Build 2022 , Microsoft announced an exciting new Microsoft Power Platform product and many new capabilities across Microsoft Power Platform that include: Introducing Power Pages: the newest Microsoft Power Platform product for creating modern, secure, responsive business websites. Power Apps express design: instantly turn images, docs, Figma design files,…
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Continue reading →: Power Platform | Power Apps | Creator Kit (Preview)
If you are a beginner or expert in Power Apps Canvas Apps, building a consistent and intuitive user experience is always challenging, as there were no standard guidelines. Using the Creator Kit (Preview) from Microsoft Power CAT team, now you can seamlessly create consistent and effective user experiences using pre-built…
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