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Hi everybody,
I'm having a strange issue with my code component.
I've followed the instructions at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/build-power-apps-component/package-code-component and built my component. However, when I use
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Reportpac pcf push --publisher-prefix marc
there's no errors on the command line and the solution gets imported successfully - but immediately uninstalled, too.
No error codes to be seen.
When I create a solution via msbuild and upload it manually, things work just fine. The solution is installed and stays installed. No automatic uninstall.
I've tried that with two different (Developer) tenants; once inside a Production environment, once inside a Developer environment. And each time I had the same issue.
Maybe anyone has an idea why this is happening? That would make my week 🙂
Hi @mschafer85 ,
The "pac pcf push" issue is fixed with pac cli version 1.30.6. 😍
This will be available soon in VSCode too, but until then, you can use the standalone version of the pac cli.
Even the new parameter "--solution-unique-name" worked now. We can now specify which solution should be used. The publisher prefix is taken from the solution.
Hi @mschafer85 ,
I have now a better workaround. Maybe it helps in the future: https://dianabirkelbach.wordpress.com/2024/01/16/how-to-fix-pac-pcf-push-issues-with-pac-cli-newer-than-1-28-3-publisher-error-or-solution-deleted/
Hi @DianaBirkelbach, @cchannon,
thanks for your suggestions!
It indeed was caused by some issue with the Microsoft PowerPlatform CLI - I downgraded the "Power Platform Tools" extension within VS Code to 2.0.3 and it worked like a charm.
Just in time for the weekend 🙂
Hi @mschafer85 ,
Currently there are issues with "pac pcf push". Maybe you could try to downgrade the "pac cli" and see if your issue persists.
Here the other thread for reference: https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Power-Apps-Pro-Dev-ISV/PCF-Push-eror/m-p/2476718/highlight/true#M9545
OK, that would be my first suspect. I don't have a good reason to suspect it, but having two different installs of the same thing, one with background updates and the other without... It's no smoking gun, but it is deserving of suspicion.
So I would uninstall both, then install one of your choice (personally, I like the Windows install because it gets earlier feature releases like the PowerFx support just introduced a few weeks ago, but the VS Code tools are definitely more stable). That will eliminate two possibilities at once: the possibility that there is a conflict between the tools and the possibility that you have an old/bad build (which happens: there have been a lot of PAC builds released with nasty bugs).
That happens with every component I build, unfortunately - no matter the content, no matter the tenant or environment.
I've installed PAC in Windows:
But in VS Code, I've also got the Power Platform Tools extension.
That is bizarre. Is it just this one component? Like, if you write a basic Hello World, can you deploy that?
Second question, is PAC installed through VS Code or directly to windows as standalone?
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