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I want to add an API with multiple controllers. But, PowerApps seems to think that this means there are redundant functions. It looks like what's happening is I'll have /api/Controller1/GetAll and /api/Controller2/GetAll.

It works if I remove the second controller, but then I obviously can't use most of the API. Am I missing something here? How do you use multiple controllers?

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Hi mryckman,

When you add an API with multiple controllers to PowerApps, do you get any error messages?

I am not sure if Custom API with multiple controllers is supported in PowerApps, so far, I haven’t seen a related documentation.

I will confirm it from my side and back to you once I got any updates.

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Mabel Mao

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Thanks @v-yamao-msft... I guess I don't understand though... Wouldn't pretty much every API have multiple controllers? Mine is for a simple app tracking donations to a non profit. Even there, I might have a "Donor" controller and a "Donation" controller. So, I'd need to be able to do "MyApp.Donor.GetAll()" and "MyApp.Donation.GetAll()"... Swagger handles that just fine - it's obviously pretty normal... But PowerApps doesn't seem to like it.

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