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Power Apps Command Checker Feedback discussion thread

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Posted on by Jesse Parsons Microsoft Employee

We recently launched the new Power Apps Command checker tool to help you debug model-app ribbon commands and rules. You can read more about the Command checker in the blog post. As you use the Command checker, we'd love to hear your feedback. What did you find helpful? What additional features could we add to this tool to help you debug the ribbon better? This community post will be used to consolidate all feedback on the Command checker tool.

Also, be sure to try out our step-by-step troubleshooting guide!

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Rick Hayes 6 on at

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Power Apps Command Checker Feedback discussion thread

Hello,

I am trying to use the command checker to edit a model-driven app. I appended the parameter to the app URL.

https://make.powerapps.com/*/app/edit/[app id]&ribbondebug=true

I get the error message below.

Can you let me know what I am doing incorrectly?

Thank you in advance!

Rick
KamilKluska 2 on at

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Re: Power Apps Command Checker Feedback discussion thread

I try to hide a dashboard ribbon and I thought this checker will help me but it seems that Command Checker is not available in dashboards, any idea why?
David Pezzoli 230 on at

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Re: Power Apps Command Checker Feedback discussion thread

Ooooops...correct, thanks!

Hi hope you will release soon a new Ribbon editor tools 🙂:
https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Apps-Ideas/UI-Tool-for-modifying-Ribbons-while-customizing-entity-form/idc-p/512045#M30139
Jesse Parsons Microsoft Employee on at

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Re: Power Apps Command Checker Feedback discussion thread

Hi David,

I'm guessing you are clicking on the new button in the top right, which is for the global command bar. To see the individual ribbon results, click the "Command checker" button within the ribbon you are interested in. Hope this helps!

-Jesse
David Pezzoli 230 on at

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Re: Power Apps Command Checker Feedback discussion thread

Hi Jesse Parsons,
thank you for your command checker, It will be useful for ribbon model-driven-app testing.
But I already occur one issue for me (on EMEA Power Apps Italy country): clicking on the new button Command checker I achieve in any different form the same hidden global properties: Command Bar: Global : null
See the attached image jpg.
Navigating through different entity forms I get the same ribbon properties, the same outcome. Sorry, Why? Further I might see different buttons (hidden or no) , different rules for any forms...

Do you have any kindly ideas to solve it, please?
Thanks in advance.

Esit Command Ckr.jpg