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In my attempt to move fast and break things, I broke my app.
As an experiment, I tried to add a Map control to one of my screens in a canvas app. I was told by a dialog box that this was a premium feature, so I canceled and removed the control. I guess I went too far into adding the control because a connector to "Spatial Services" was created in my app. Now my app is designated as a "premium license" app.
How can I remove the Spatial Services connector to remove the premium designation?
Thanks,
Mike
I'm having the same issue, i tried the method deleting from connection menu, but i don't see the spatial services connection in the list and i dont wanna touch the JSON format because i dont know exactly what i have to delete from there.
Can someone explain better what to delete exacly in the JSON files? or if is it the other option why i dont see it on the connections list?
thank you.
This solution worked for me, not having any other environment assets utilizing the connector. Saved me a lot of headache avoiding export/JSON editing. Thank you @Retrotube !
Just came across this issue. Rather than all the json editing, on your power apps home page, click 'connectors' on the left side and delete it from there. When you go to do so it shows a confirmation popup with the apps using it.
Similar here. I only had to modify a single file, the "CUSTOMIZATIONS.XML" in my solution package.
Look for the <AppComponentDependencies> tag and strip the entry for Spatial Services. Triple check that your json is correct, and then re-zip your solution up and upload it back. You may need to advance the version on your patch or rollback your application's version but you should be able to overwrite the same application and retain the same app url.
This was a good lesson for not experimenting with things in the main application. Make a sandbox and play in it until you understand it. That said this is clearly a bug Microsoft needs to address at some point but overall it was a 15 minute repair job all told.
Thanks to everyone in this thread for the assistance!
I swapped out the two original JSON files for the ones that I edited but still am getting this error...
The two .json-Files that I`ve edited were named as manifest and other named as numerical code inside the MicrosoftPowerApps folder. I was receiving the same "Something went wrong. Please try again later." message when I was creating a new zip folder. Therefore, to avoid this error, you need to make sure you are including the edited files on the original zip folder that you downloaded. I hope that this can work for you!
Can you guys clarify which JSON files you are editing? I found and removed references to "spatial" in Properties.json and DataSources.json... however even after validating the edited json format through Notepad++ I am still getting a "Something went wrong. Please try again later." error when trying to reupload the zip file through Power Apps.
Hi all,
For some that are not too familiar with Json format, I had the same issue and used Fabi3310 format with some additional steps and I'd like to tell you what I did.
Here you go, no spatial services reference anymore.
Hey,
I had the same issue and I am not an expert as well, so I'd like to tell you what I did.
Hope it helps you, it took me so long, hope you can fix it quicker.
BTW, Microsoft: FIX THIS!
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