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Add Power Apps Permission Errors in Entra ID to refer in PnP PowerShell
Summary Error AADSTS650057 Invalid resource occurs when https://service.powerapps.com isn’t included in the app registration permissions for PnP.PowerShell. Fix by adding the Power Apps Service API with user delegated permission in Entra ID. Optional: add the permission through the app manifest with requiredResourceAccess. Symptom If https://service.powerapps.com from the entra ID used in PnP PowerShell is missing, you’ll see an error similar to:
Get-PnPPowerApp: AADSTS650057: Invalid resource. The client has requested access to a resource which is not listed in the requested permissions in the client’s application registration.
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Install Copilot Studio Kit: Complete Step-by-Step Guide
The Copilot Studio Kit is a powerful tool for managing and testing copilots in Microsoft Power Platform. However, installation requires the Creator Kit as a prerequisite dependency. This guide walks you through the complete installation process, including resolving common dependency issues.
Table of Contents Overview Prerequisites Understanding the Dependency Installation Steps Step 1: Install Creator Kit Core Step 2: Install Copilot Studio Kit References Overview The Copilot Studio Kit is a managed solution that provides components and utilities for building, testing, and managing copilots in Power Platform.
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Display instagram posts into SharePoint using Instagram Basic Display Independent Publisher Connector
How to Use the Instagram Basic Display Connector in Power Apps and Power Automate Instagram is a popular social media platform with over 1 billion monthly active users. It is a great platform for sharing photos and videos, and many businesses use it to promote their products and services. With the Instagram Basic Display (IndependentPublisher) connector, you can now easily retrieve data from Instagram accounts and use it in Power Apps and Power Automate.
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Coauthoring in power apps issues
Coauthoring with power apps issues Coauthoring in power apps allows multiple power apps developers to work on the same canvas app. Despite being an experimental feature we decided to give a try to speed up the development process. We used the blog post [How To Setup Power Apps Co-Authoring - Azure DevOps Version] (https://www.matthewdevaney.com/how-to-setup-power-apps-co-authoring-azure-dev-ops-version/). The tutorial covers step-by-step instructions for enabling co-authoring for canvas apps in Power Apps using Azure DevOps repository.