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'add-powerAppsAccount' command was found in the module 'Microsoft.Powerapps.Administration.Powershell' but could not the module could not be loaded.
Followed all the steps up until Connect enterprise policy to Dataverse environment. I have this error while trying to execute ./NewIdentity.ps1. I put in the right environmentid for dataverse at the armpolicyid that was generated in the previous step.
I use cloud shell for this. Powershell version is 7. I read this blog that this module won't work cross-platform (6+) because it relies on .Net Framework.
My question is "Is there another way to associate Dataverse to Azure Enterprise Policy"?
Thank you
@Keatnuxsuo I sent your question to the team that maintains the code.
I am getting similar error while connecting VNet with PowerApps but PowerShell command is giving the similar error appreciate some help.
@JasonHQX @Mattp123 Any suggestions for @Keatnuxsuo?
has there been any updates on this??
did anyone try to use before importing? @Keatnuxsuo @phecke @JasonHQX @Mattp123 Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force dir . | Unblock-File
did anyone try to use before importing? @Keatnuxsuo @phecke @JasonHQX @Mattp123 Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Force dir . | Unblock-File
Just tried and it didn't help. The same error.
yeah, we had same issue, colleagues specifically targeted 2.0.194 (previous working one) version instead of 2.0.197
Before running the scripts please make sure you run the InstallPowerAppsCmdlets script as mentioned in the documentation below:
Did the answer from @sokashya help anybody?
I get the following error:
PS /home/floris> ./installPowerAppsCmdlets.ps1 ./installPowerAppsCmdlets.ps1: The term './installPowerAppsCmdlets.ps1' is not recognized as a name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or executable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.