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PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

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Posted on by MattWeston365 1,701

Hi, I was wondering if there are any further updates on the PowerShell libraries that were released a while ago? I can really see these being useful, however all seems to have gone quiet.

 

There is an issue in the scripts at the moment where any of the Flow commandlets return nothing, but I'm investigating that at the moment.

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  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Community Power Pla... on at
    Re: PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

    Hi,

     

    I saw that they added a version history on the documentation site here: 

    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/administrator/powerapps-powershell#version-history

     

    Hope this helps somehow 🙂

     

    Best regards,

    Luzi Widmer

     

     

  • MattWeston365 Profile Picture
    MattWeston365 1,701 on at
    Re: PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

    Thanks for that @Anonymous, I must have got distracted by actually using the cmdlets rather than reading the entire page. I must have hit an old page from Google previously as the version of the scripts I downloaded were v2 rather than v4 (now updated to v4).

     

    Out of interest, are you using these scripts? If so, does the Get-FlowEnvironment or Get-Flow cmdlet work for you?

  • Community Power Platform Member Profile Picture
    Community Power Pla... on at
    Re: PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

    Hi,

     

    Glad it was helpful to you, I know it's hard to keep track of the changes, the version history was added only yesterday ^^

    I personally only use the PowerApps part of the cmdlets, so I can't help you with that. Just hope that someone from Msft sees your issue and can do something about it.

     

    Cheers,

    Luzi Widmer

  • TonyGM Profile Picture
    TonyGM 4 on at
    Re: PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

    These are both working for me in my environment, along with the admin cmds for the same

  • MattWeston365 Profile Picture
    MattWeston365 1,701 on at
    Re: PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

    Thanks for that, I've tried again today after not using them for a while (the wait and see method of fixing) and I'm still seeing the same behaviour.

     

    I'll try tonight on a clean environment and see if I still get the same results. The strage thing is that if I run Get-PowerAppsEnvironment it works perfectly.

  • leinad_ent Profile Picture
    leinad_ent Microsoft Employee on at
    Re: PowerShell support for PowerApps (preview)

    Hello,

     

    The command Get-Flow returns only flows created by the account launching PowerShell.
    As a tenant admin, it's not returning anything as it has not created any.

    Once a flow created, the command returns it.

     

    Is this the case for you as well ?
    It's the way this should be working ?

    PS: not the case for returning SPO Sites, as Get-SPOSite returns all the sites, even Global Admin has access or not to those sites.

     

    Thanks.

     

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