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Issue resolved (see my reply) - Modern components requiring premium license (v3.23073)

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Posted on by pcdelgado

License - Office 365 G3 GCC
Version 3.23073

I've been using a tablist (modern component) in an app for a few months now, and until this week, everything worked fine. However, as of Wednesday (Aug 2), users have been unable to access the app (license required - start a trial dialog). I'm getting the same thing on my side, though I can still edit the app.

After some testing, I've isolated the offending "premium" piece to the tablist component. Removing this single control and republishing allowed myself and my users to access the app (though, now I have to rebuild the functionality provided by the tablist w/ "classic" tools).

Has anyone else seen this happen? Is this intentional (I didn't see it in recent patch notes)?

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GCC, GCCH, DoD - Federal App Makers (FAM)

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Issue has corrected itself, though I'm unsure how. I'd duplicated my original app to run some testing (removing connections, etc), and that's how I isolated the issue to the tablist control. However, with no changes to the original app, it just started working again.

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Glad the issue resolved itself. I would encourage you to post to the general forum for licensing issues. I would also encourage you to use the licensing guide to determine what is and isn't included with your O365 Power Apps and Power Automate entitlements. Just because a licensing rule is not enforced today doesn't mean it won't be enforced tomorrow.

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