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Solution import failing - Different properties on Power Platform Grid Control

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Hello,

I'm trying to import a solution from one environment to another, but get the error 'Solution "tmp" failed to import: Property NumberOfListColumns is not declared in the control manifest'.

I have managed to identify that the problem is with the properties of the Grid Control being used in one of the forms being imported, more specifically the default component 'MscrmControls.Grid.GridControl', however I can not see why the Grid Control should differ between the two solutions. The dataverse version for the source environment is '9.2.25081.226' and for the target it's '9.2.25074.234', but I hope this isn't what makes the difference.

Does anyone know how this difference might have been introduced, and how to fix it?

I have attached a log file with the full error received when trying to import.

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Michael E. Gernaey 53,969 Moderator on at

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Hi @RN-07071455-0

Yes, the version of the environment itself will impact.

If you look in the Power Platform Administrator, you can look at the Cadence of when an environment is updated. If they are different, then its absolutely possible this is the issue, most likely really.

If these suggestions help resolve your issue, Please consider Marking the answer as such and also maybe a like.

Thank you!
Sincerely, Michael Gernaey

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Thank you for the answer @Michael E. Gernaey

They're both in the same region (so from my understanding on the same release cadance), and the target environment was created after the source, so it sounds weird to me that it would have this drastic of a change. However, I will wait until the environment updates this weekend and see if that makes a difference. And if it does, I will make sure to mark your answer as solving the issue.

Is it normal for commonly used default components to have breaking changes introduced like this, or did I just get very unlucky?

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Hi @RN-07071455-0

It happens much more frequently then you would want to know about, as well as changes like URLs for Logic/Power Automate HTTP Urls etc.

Its hard to keep track of how often it happens.

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