Solved: Error when exporting package "The operation for object ID was not found"

Hi everyone. I am having a serious issue and would like some urgent help. Any comments will be highly appreciated. This is my first time posting on forums, my mistake if I did not mention more details, let me know and I will provide them.

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At the end of everyday, I export my powerapps for backup safety reasons for my company, and it usually works perfectly fine.

Today, for some unknown reason, I am recieving this error whenever I press the export button:

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I could not find a similar error on the internet.

I would appreciate it if anyone could help me.

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Hi @Anonymous ,

Follow few these steps:

Check for Deleted Resources: Ensure that all resources, connections, or data sources referenced in your app still exist and are accessible.
Permissions: Verify that you have the necessary permissions to access all the components and resources included in the app package.
Object ID Error: The specific object ID mentioned in the error may refer to a resource that the app expects to find but can't. This could be a connector, data source, or other component. Try to locate this ID in your app’s settings or resources to identify what it refers to.
Clean Up Resources: If there are any resources that are no longer in use within the app, clean them up before attempting to export again.
Environment Check: Ensure that you are in the correct environment and that the environment is fully operational without any ongoing issues.
Power Apps Version: Sometimes, issues may arise from updates or changes in Power Apps. Check if there has been a recent update that could affect exporting packages.
Contact Support: If the issue persists, you may need to raise a ticket with Microsoft Power Platform support for assistance with internal errors that are not resolvable through usual troubleshooting steps.
Export Logs: If there is an option to view detailed logs of the export operation, examine these logs for any additional clues as to why the operation failed.
Alternative Backup Methods: As a temporary workaround, consider using alternative methods for backing up your app, such as saving it as a new version within Power Apps.

Remember to provide details such as the Power Apps version, any recent changes made to the app, and the exact time the error occurs to help diagnose the problem more effectively.

Best Regards,
Hassan Raza