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PowerApps keeps promting me for allowing dataconnetion to SharePoint

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Hi everyone. Yesterday I started building a new app with SharePoint as a dataconnection, like I always do. After publishing the users are getting promted for allowing the data connection to SharePoint. They say yes, and everything is okay....... until the next time they open the app. Now they are getting promted for the datacaonnection to SharePoint everytime they open the app, and just not the first time. Older apps I have build does not have this behaviour, they work like intended. It is a standard SharePoint connection, and I have tried to create a new dataconnection til SharePoint. No matter what, the users are still promted for allowing the datacaonnection to SharePoint. Does anyone know why this is happening? It happens on all new apps I am building.

/Frank

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Hi @Anonymous :

Do you want to bypass consent popups:

If so,we could use PowerShell to bypass these consent pop-ups:

1\Run PowerShell in administrator mode and then set this PowerShell module:

Set-AdminPowerAppApisToBypassConsent

2\Login with the admin account

Add-PowerAppsAccount

3\You can easily get the App Id for the app and insert this as the PowerAppName for the cmdlet and run it. Make sure you are connected to the PowerApps environment first by running the

Set-AdminPowerAppApisToBypassConsent -AppName {APPID}

I think this link will help you a lot:
PowerApps quick tip: Bypass consent popups

Best Regards,

Bof

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Hi @v-bofeng-msft Thx for your suggestion, and I have read about it. But the thing is, that it is happening on all new apps I am building, and it happens everytime the app is being loaded, not just the first time. This behaviour is only for new apps that I am building. Existing apps do not have this continuing pop ups after the first time they allow the connections.

/Frank

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Hi @Anonymous :

I've made some tests but did not encountered the problem you mentioned.

Maybe you can try to re-authenticate the connection or re-create a connection.

Best Regards,

Bof

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Hi @v-bofeng-msft I have done some more investigation, and I think I have a problem with the app itself. I do not know what it is. I have tried to change connection, re-create connection, remove connection, re-authenticate but nothing helps. then I tried to build an test app with the same data connections to the same SharePoint lists and BOOM, everything works like a charm. It puzzles me where the error can be, but for now I decide to build up the app again from scratch, and hope I will never meet this challenge again.

THX for your time and suggestions. Have a nice day 🙂

Frank
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Hi @Anonymous :

Thanks for your feedback.If this problem persists after you create a new app, I suggest you consider creating a support ticket for help.

Best Regards,

Bof

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I will do 😊

Frank

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