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70Hi guys,
I have recently build my first app using the tables within a solution rather than going "outside" of the solution and using sharepoint, as I thought it would make managing the app in different environments and managing user access easier. Foolish I was.
Once published to production, I noticed, that neither me nor anyone else for that matter can open the app, as it apparently requires a premium license. To my knowledgde, I have not used any premium connectors or features. There is one flow in the app which uses Outlook and a couple of tables. That is it.
I guess my questions are:
One: Is there an intended way to find out WHY an app is designated premium?
Two: Am I correct in the assumption that the mere use of tables instead of sharepoint makes the app "premium"?
Three: Why is there no notice, no pop-up, no warning, that you are building a premium app. How can you even build a premium app without having a premium license? I literally can not run the app that I have built.
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